An Exploration of Video Content and Presentation Style Preferences in Developing an HIV Educational Video for English- and Spanish-Speaking Sexual and Gender Minority Individuals in Washington, DC. (2nd-year project)
Qualitative project that aims to explore language differences (i.e., English- vs. Spanish-speakers) in the video content and presentation style preferences for an HIV educational video for sexual and gender minority individuals.
Intersections of Sexual Orientation and Race/Ethnicity: Discrimination and Disparities in Women's Healthcare Utilization (Master's thesis/2nd-year project)
Quantitative project that aims to (a) examine disparities in healthcare utilization by women of different sexual orientations and races and (b) test whether experiences of everyday discrimination and stigma within healthcare settings account for identified disparities
Funded by the Yale Center of Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS as part of the PrEP'ing Planned Parenthood Project
“You are Illegal in Your Own Country”: The Perceived Impact of Anti-Sodomy Legislation among Indian Sexual Minorities
Qualitative project exploring the perceived impact of Section 377 (a now unconstitutional anti-sodomy law in India) across genders (i.e., men, women, and non-binary individuals) within a sample of sexual minority individuals living in India
Funded by a Psi Chi research grant as part of a larger study on minority stress and well-being of Indian sexual minorities
