Various projects, based in the Center on Sentencing and Corrections: In Our Backyards,Jail Research and Incarceration Trends,Hate Crime in New Jersey and Los Angeles,Segregation Reduction Project in Nebraska,National Public Housing Re-entry Work,Policing and Language Access.

2015-2016:Working in the Center on Sentencing and Corrections: Incarceration Trends,Safety and Justice Challenge in Memphis, New Orleans, and Philadelphia, Hate Crime in New Jersey and Los Angeles,Segregation Reduction Project in Nebraska,New York City Housing Authority Family Re-entry Pilot Evaluation,Evaluation of New York City Interagency data sharing programPolicing and Language Access.2013-2015: Working for the Center on Youth Justice on developing community-based services for justice involved youth funded by the U.S. Department of Labor in Chicago, New Orleans and Los Angeles; Researching the long-term justice outcomes of youth who attended schools with zero tolerance policy, Developing new models for school safety,Supporting the New York City Juvenile Justice Database

My dissertation research examined hate crime in Los Angeles and the legal regulation of racism. Teacher's Assistant for Undergraduate and Masters level courses: American Socio-Legal Theory, Classics of Crime and Cinema, Gender and Social Control, Geographic Information Systems, Hate Crimes, Introduction to Criminology, Law and Society, Psychology and Law.