Biography:My research interests include the public health impacts of wrongful conviction and exoneration; the collateral consequences of justice system involvement and the impacts of criminal justice policies on community health. I currently serve as principal investigator for the Exoneree Social Support Study and co-investigator on the California Exoneree Health and Well-Being (CEHW) Project, which examines the current state of physical, mental, and emotional health among California exonerees and their needs for immediate and long term support. Both studies represent a joint collaboration with TUC & Exonerated Nation, a national non-profit dedicated to serving the re-entry needs of wrongfully convicted individuals. I also serve as co-principal on the Vallejo Impact of Police Practices (VIPP) Study which examines exposure to police violence in Vallejo and its impact on health and well-being and serves as principal investigator on a California Endowment-funded grant, Healing and Growing Black Power for Systems Change in Vallejo.