My research interests are migration, health, and inequalities. I focus specifically on methods that measure inequalities at a population level and how social conditions shape population health and inequality. Previously, I have published on socioeconomic, racial, migration, and gender-based inequalities in health. I have been working in Dr. Siddiqi’s Health Inequalities research group at the University of Toronto since 2018. My PhD dissertation focuses on labour migrants and their circumstances in Canada. Primarily, I am interested in how available data shapes our understanding of the life of migrant workers and the limitations and consequences of what information is collected and what is ignored.

I am passionate about teaching quantitative methods. I have experience teaching in several undergraduate and graduate courses since 2020. I strive to demystify how statistics work for students who do not traditionally engage in these methods and build their confidence in their ability to engage, critique, and utilize quantitative data.