Bethany Everett CV

My research primarily uses quantitative methods to understand the social patterning and social determinants of health inequalities in the United States, with a specific focus on disparities related to gender and sexual orientation. I am interested in the role of reproduction as a site of inequality in the United States, as well as feminist demographic methods and theory. While I often work with large, interdisciplinary teams, my research remains rooted in the sociological concepts of norms, stigma, identity, and social structures. I have been a continually funded NIH researcher since 2010, primarily from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.