Jessica Stallone | Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology
Dedicated to exploring the intersections of race, ethnicity, and immigration, political sociology, gender, and aging through rigorous academic research and training.
About Me
I am an ethnographer specializing in the politics of race and immigration in the context of demographic, cultural, and spatial change in Québec. My work examines how inequality and exclusion gets reproduced through everyday politics in aging, immigrant-receiving societies. Interdisciplinary by nature, my work sits as the intersection of race and ethnicity, immigration, political sociology, gender, and aging and the life course. I adopt a qualitative, intersectional, and intergenerational approach to research, grounded in participant observation and life histories that connects intimate social processes to broader social, political, and historical structures.
Core Expertise
- check_circleImmigration, Race, and Ethnicity
- check_circleGender
- check_circlePolitical Sociology
- check_circleAging and the Life Course
- check_circleQualitative and Ethnographic Methods
“My teaching philosophy is grounded in equity, empathy, and reflexivity, which inform my commitment to care-based pedagogy, scaffolded learning design, and the cultivation of critical thought.”
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