I have taught research methods to undergraduates, conducted and analyzed academic and opposition research that combines qualitative and quantitative methods, managed small and large data sets, presented findings in academic and movement spaces, built a research team, supervised and managed researchers, supervised large grant-funded research projects with consulting firms.

My unique research history culminated into my recent venture working with other researchers to find opportunities for combining opposition and academic research. As the social, political, and economic opposition continues to merge into a movement of anti-democratic, white patriarchal supremacists who want to control every aspect of our lives, researchers must engage in innovative approaches like this to shut them down.

My current and forthcoming work are geared toward engaging in community based participatory research projects. Among the advantages of engaging in research aimed at better comprehending social justice issues and how we can best address them, is witnessing firsthand the importance of involving and making the findings accessible to people who could most benefit from them.