Jazmin's research investigates how group-based inequalities (e.g., ethnic/racial, gender, social class inequalities) persist.

Steph's research investigates the relation between group-based inequalities and political attitudes. In her spare time, Steph plays roller derby.

Nava’s research interests include cultural trends in religious belief and disbelief, with a focus on how these processes interact with social-ecological factors like inequality and mobility.

Jackie is interested in understanding and reducing bias and prejudice across a range of contexts including the political sector and the criminal justice system. For instance, she has examined racial and gender bias against political candidates, and seeks to understand and mitigate the factors that contribute to racial disparities in policing. 

Sharla's research interests include the development of stereotypes and perceptions of discrimination in children and adults, the psychological mechanisms related to gender, race, and class disparities, and research related to intersectionality.

Our lab is always looking for people who are interested in studying topics related to group-based inequalities. If you're interested in a position as a graduate student, please email Jazmin. If you're interested in a position as a research assistant, please click on the Lab Applications tab.

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Our lab values diversity and inclusion. We encourage members of all groups,  including underrepresented  groups, to join us.