Jessica Stallone | Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology
I am an ethnographer dedicated to exploring the politics of race and immigration, particularly in the context of Québec.
About Me
I am a PhD Candidate in Sociology at the University of Toronto and an incoming Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor. I study the everyday politics of race and immigration in Québec, with a particular interest in how aging and life course experiences shape political identities, national belonging, and processes of exclusion. Through qualitative and ethnographic methods, I analytically connect intimate processes to broader social structures.
Core Expertise
- check_circleImmigration, Race, and Ethnicity
- check_circleGender
- check_circlePolitical Sociology
- check_circleAging and the Life Course
- check_circleQualitative and Ethnographic Methods
- check_circleUrban Inequalities and Change
“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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