Check out my close friend and colleague’s newest publication on SGM health and well-being!

the holy trinity of desk drinks is a big water, a two-hour-old iced coffee and a flavored seltzer.

It's here!! I am pleased and proud to share my article in the American Journal of Sociology with Mike Vuolo and twitterless Eric LaPlant! This paper was the culmination of many years of data collection and analysis and I am psyched it is out in the world. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.10…

I'm thrilled to see this in print! This paper examines asset exemption laws (wage and asset protections for those with unsecured debt in default). I study how they vary across states and how protectiveness relates to state-level economic insecurity. 1/11 journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

Beyond thrilled for my amazing friend, coauthor, and colleague Lawrence Stacey! @osusoc has done it again! Vandy is lucky to have you, Lawrence!

Folks working on topics related to inequality, mobility, and equality: please submit your work to the RC28 Summer Meeting, held in Ann Arbor right before ASA! Apply here inequalitydynamics.umich.edu/rc28/call/

⚜️TODAY at #PAA2023: The lineup from UM Population Studies Center includes the work of our incredible trainees Emily Parker Weidi Qin @WesKing_ Maria Carabello Erin @JunchaoTang Jake Hays @shaunaldyer Davis Daumler. Don't miss the PAA presidential address and awards too! R/T

🚨New paper alert. Check out my new work in Demography Journal with the best (Wes Wislar)! Pop research shows sexual minorities have worse health than heterosexuals & same for gender minorities relative to cisgender people. What about people who are both sexual & gender minorities?

Check out this thread (and the linked article) for new research on wealth mobility during COVID. Many thanks to Joe for being a fantastic leader on this project!

Excited that this paper is out! @p_fomby and I describe nonresident parent wealth among children in the US using the PSID. We show that children likely have access to this wealth, and that it matters for their educational attainment in young adulthood.