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I am a public health researcher pursuing a PhD in Health Behavior at Gillings School of Global Public Health. Previously, I completed a Master of Public Policy degree at George Washinton University. 

My research focuses on addressing health inequities faced by stigmatized Spanish-speaking populations, specifically queer and/or undocumented Latines. Through my work, I focus on the role that stigma from family members plays in shaping health outcomes among queer Latine populations both domestically and in Latin America, and I research the experiences of Latine undocumented migrants in accessing healthcare and social services in the United States. 

Research Interests

LBGT health; migrant health; mental health; mixed-methods research; policy interventions

Preceptor(s)

Clare Barrington