PUBLICATIONS

My work spans peer-reviewed scholarship, research reports, book chapters, and public-facing writing. Across these formats, I examine questions related to inequality, community resilience, environmental justice, public health, and social change.

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Milner, H. R. IV, Taylor, L. L., Almaadeed, A., & Singer, J. (2025).
Uncovering Student Assets in Undergraduate University Courses.
Education Forum.

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BOOK CHAPTERS

Wells, M., Taylor, L. L., & Jipguep-Akhtar, M.-C. (2024).
Archie Mafeje.
In Fifty Key Scholars in Black Social Thought. Routledge.

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RESEARCH REPORTS

Givens, A., Clague, A. K., McFall, B., & Taylor, L. L. (2025).
Warrant Officers Across the U.S. Military Services.
RAND Corporation.

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WORKS IN PROGRESS

The Fire Next Time: Investigating Community Resilience and Recovery in Lahaina, Hawaiʻi During the Maui Wildfire

Dissertation Research

Examines community resilience, disaster recovery, and environmental justice in Lahaina following the 2023 Maui wildfire.

Wildfire Technology and Community Resilience: Lessons from the NASA Climate Tech Challenge

Manuscript in Preparation

Explores the role of technology and innovation in strengthening community resilience to wildfire hazards.

If I Didn't Define Myself...": A Black Girl Feminist Autoethnography on Dress, Respectability, and the Policing of Black Women

Manuscript in Preparation

Examines respectability politics, identity, and the regulation of Black women's bodies through a Black feminist lens.

The BIPOC Disaster Recovery and Resilience Model: Community-Based Adaptation to Climate Displacement in Coastal Zones

Manuscript in Preparation

Introduces a framework for understanding disaster recovery, resilience, and climate adaptation in communities of color.

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