Asst. Professor at @JohnsHopkinsSPH. Washington, DC Board of Medicine. LGBTQ+ health and aging researcher. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Washington, DC
Joined February 2012
The American Sociological Association just published a report, written by me and Kathleen Hull, "Public Policy and the Well-Being of Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth in the United States: A Sociological Resource for Public Understanding." Please share! asanet.org/wp-content/upload…
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Harry Barbee, PhD retweeted
Viewpoint: Restricting gender-affirming care access will not only harm individual health outcomes, but also strain the health care system. ja.ma/3JUNEJb @HarryBarbee_
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Harry Barbee, PhD retweeted
💬 Viewpoint from @samueljamesmann, PhD, and @HarryBarbee_, PhD: Restricting gender-affirming care access will not only harm individual health outcomes, but also strain the health care system. ja.ma/40XDsFz
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New pub!
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New pub in @JAMAHealthForum. The paper examines how bans on gender-affirming care increase risks of injection-related illnesses like hepatitis C and HIV among trans individuals. It advocates for harm reduction strategies to mitigate these health threats. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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I believe Robert F Kennedy Jr.‘s appointment as HHS Secretary would be harmful to transgender healthcare. Learn why in my op-ed published in @WashBlade washingtonblade.com/2024/11/…
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I worked here as a postdoc and it was one of the greatest learning experiences of my life. The faculty are truly top tier -- they are extremely kind, collaborative, productive, accessible, and dedicated to mentorship. Also, their trainees go on to get great jobs :)
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Today I was sworn in as a public member of the Washington DC Board of Medicine. The Mayor’s Office told me they believe I am the first nonbinary person in United States history to sit on a board of medicine.
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Although we did not specifically write this resource for academics, we hope that they, including sociologists, will find it useful and engage with it. For instance, we believe it can be a useful resource for sociology students.
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We are very grateful to the ASA, the Committee on the Status of LGBTQ People in Sociology, and the experts who provided us insight and feedback.
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