Published Work Gallery

Below is a slideshow gallery showing some of the key findings and figures from papers I’ve published.

If you’d prefer full-text, each paper is linked to below:

Apt and actionable possible identities matter:
The case of academic outcomes

Is difficulty mostly about impossibility?
What difficulty implies may be culturally variant

Process matters: Teachers benefit their classrooms
and students when they deliver an identity-based
motivation intervention with fidelity

An identity-based motivation framework for self-regulation

Social class and identity-based motivation

Below are links showing some of my work as an advocate and researcher of more human and effective poverty policy.

I documented important trends impacting low-income Coloradans (and to be honest, everyone else too) in the State of Working Colorado 2014 and 2015.

I worked with my fellow advocates on the Advancing Strategies to Align Programs (ASAP) grant from the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP). One of our major communications efforts was the public service gap map- a website reporting on opportunities to better align public services by sharing data across sources. Also highlights the general cultural stigma against receiving any sort of government support in the Colorado cultural context.

State of Working Colorado

Public Service Gap Map