“Despite the complexity of the US healthcare system, the pervasive power of individualism has left each of us on our own to figure it out as best we can. That must change.”

Sociologist | Educator | Public Intellectual | Social Justice Advocate

An educator and author, Dr. Tiffany D. Joseph explores race, ethnicity, and migration in the Americas. Her research centers on the effects of immigration on the social construction of race in the U.S., examines healthcare disparities among immigrants, and addresses the challenges encountered by faculty of color in the academic environment.

Dr. Joseph’s latest book, Not All In, examines how documentation status, race, and ethnicity affect immigrants' healthcare access post-healthcare reform. Her earlier work, Race on the Move, analyzes how migration influences Brazilian migrants' perceptions of race in the U.S. and Brazil.

Dr. Joseph’s scholarly work is recognized in peer-reviewed journals and national media. Explore her site for more on her influential projects and commitment to fostering societal change.