Dani Carrillo
- Immigration
- Reproductive Health
- Health Care
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About Dani
Carrillo's work focuses on immigration, social welfare, and reproductive justice. Overarching themes in Carrillo's writings include the importance of race, gender, and legal status in shaping healthcare access. Carrillo serves as a postdoctoral affiliate for the Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative.
Carrillo has served as a pro bono consultant for Not In Our Town (NIOT) -- focused on combating hate crimes, bullying, and promoting inclusiveness of gender diversity, co-written an internal report for Street Level Health Project, and volunteered for the Spanish Speaking Citizens' Foundation, Monument Crisis Center, East Bay Naturalization Collaborative, and the Rotacare medical clinics.
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Publications
Examines the relationship between work schedule instability and child care arrangements. Finds differences between those with consistent schedules compared to those with changing, unstable schedules. Finds that informal child care arrangements are extremely common among service sector workers.
Evaluates the work done by non-profit organizations in the Bay Area suburbs, as the geography of poverty in the region has changed from urban to suburban. Finds that suburban non-profits have fewer resources, but are more cohesive and able to provide services like legal aid to immigrants.
Examines how interest in politics and group belonging impact decisions to seek naturalization in a European context. Finds that anti-immigrant climate, Muslim identity, or a feeling of otherization are negatively associated with naturalization.