I'm a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research. My research, generally, clarifies how race matters in population health.  My work: (1) unpacks how racial disparities in health  are generated, rather than just quantifying the size of said inequities; (2) connects broader structures and  social systems--e.g., the criminal justice system; residential segregation--to racial health disparities; and (3) examines how other social attributes that organize the U.S. intersect with race to stratify well-being. I specialize in statistical methods, particularly Bayesian analysis and techniques for drawing causal(-ish) inferences from observational data.