Jordin Tafoya - Research & Presentations

Jordin Tafoya

Research Experience

2021 - 2025 Survey Research Analyst

BSP Research

Supervisors: Gabriel Sanchez (UNM), Matt Barreto (UCLA), Gary Segura (UCLA)

2021 - 2025 Research Assistant

University of New Mexico, Department of Political Science

Supervisor: Gabriel Sanchez

2024 Research Assistant

Arizona State University

Supervisors: Francisco Pedraza

2024 LPPI Action Lab Researcher

University of California-Los Angeles, Arizona State University

Supervisors: Angie Bautista-Chavez, Juana Hernandez-Sanchez, Belen Flores

2024 Indigenous Research Fellowship Graduate Mentor

Arizona State University

Supervisors: Tara Lennon

2023 - 2024 Research Assistant

Arizona State University, School of Politics and Global Studies

Supervisor: Angie Bautista-Chavez

2022 - 2024 SPGS Experimental Lab Assistant

Arizona State University, School of Politics and Global Studies

Supervisor: Kim Fridkin

2022 - 2023 Research Assistant

Arizona State University, School of Politics and Global Studies

Supervisor: Kenicia Wright

2021 Research Assistant

University of New Mexico, Department of Political Science

Supervisor: Loren Collingwood

2021 ASSURE Research Fellow

University of New Mexico

Topic: “The Effects of Media Framing on Protests and Activism”

2021 NSSP/CTSP Research Fellow

University of New Mexico

Topic: “Sanctuary cities: Analysis of City Resolutions”

2017 “E.U. in Focus,” Coordinator

New York University

Topic: The Paris Climate Accord

Presentations

Southwest Workshop on Mixed Methods Research, October 2024. Beyond the Suffix: A Mixed Methods Study Exploring Latina/o Label Preferences and Political Behavior. Riverside, CA.
Latino Studies Association Panelist, April 2024. Revisiting Representation and the Role of Latino Intermediaries: Intersectional Constituencies and Placed-Based Politics. Tempe, AZ.
SPGS Identity Lab, April 2024. Perceptions of Fairness in Redistricting. Tempe, AZ.
Western Political Science Association, March 2024. Revisiting Representation and the Role of Latino Intermediaries: Intersectional Constituencies and Placed-Based Politics. Vancouver, Canada.
Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium, Jan. 2024. Perceptions of Redistricting: Exploring Preferences, Representation, Efficacy, and Behavior. Tempe, AZ.
Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium, Jan. 2024. Beyond The Suffix: A Qualitative Exploration of Latina/o Identity. Tempe, AZ.
Emory University, Dec. 2023. The U.S. Latino Organizational Terrain.
ASU Institute for Social Science Research, Apr. 2023. Poster: Race, Partisanship, and Loyalty: What Factors Shape Redistricting Perceptions? Tempe, AZ.
Midwestern Political Science Association, Apr. 2023. The Government is Hiding the Truth and Plotting: Explaining Latino Belief in Conspiracy Theories. Chicago, IL.
Midwestern Political Science Association, Apr. 2023. The Curious Case of Mass Mobilization: The Relationship between 2020 U.S. Protests and Voting Behavior. San Francisco, CA; Chicago, IL.
Western Political Science Association, Apr. 2023. The Curious Case of Mass Mobilization: The Relationship between 2020 U.S. Protests and Voting Behavior. San Francisco, CA; Chicago, IL.
American Indian Studies Association, Feb. 2023. Raising Native Voices Missing from College Courses. Tempe, AZ.
Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium, Jan. 2023. Poster: Sanctuary Cities & Interregional Latino Migration. Tempe, AZ.
NSSP/CTSP Research Consortium, Feb. 2021. Poster: Sanctuary Cities: An Analysis of Resolutions. Albuquerque, NM.
Women in Literature, Culture, and Art Conference, NYU Florence, Dec. 2017. Gender confrontations in various works of literature: The Epic of Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, The Aeneid, Inanna’s Descent to the Underworld, Bhagavad Gita, and Lysistrata. Florence, Italy.

Papers

(Accepted, Forthcoming) The Government is Hiding the Truth and Plotting: Explaining Latino Belief in Conspiracy Theories, with Gunes Tezcur, Kenicia Wright, and Maren Mainx

(Under Review) The Sanctuary Scale: Assessing Immigrant Protection and Incorporation Policies in Local Government, with Benjamin Gonzalez O'Brien, Loren Collingwood, and Michael Paarlberg.
(Under Review) Health Policy and Healthcare Access (Book Chapter in "Salud Latina: An Examination of Contemporary Health Concerns" by Yoshira D. Macías Mejía), with Gabriel Sanchez
(Under Review) Revolving Door Lobbying (Book Chapter in "The Oxford Handbook of Lobbying and Its Regulation"), with James Strickland

(Manuscript) Race, Partisanship, and Loyalty: Exploring the Individual Effects of Redistricting on Political Participation and Representation Attitudes
(Manuscript) Perceptions of Redistricting: Exploring Preferences, Representation, Efficacy, and Behavior
(Manuscript) The Curious Case of Mass Mobilization: The Relationship between 2020 U.S. Protests and Voting Behavior.
(Manuscript) Revisiting Representation and the Role of Latino Intermediaries: Intersectional Constituencies and Placed-Based Politics, with Angie Bautista-Chavez, Dayne Saldana, and Kait Navarrette
(Manuscript) The Organizational Terrain of U.S. Latino Politics, with Angie Bautista-Chavez and Ricardo Romero
(Manuscript) The Making of Organizational Infrastructure: The Dynamic Interplay between Policy Feedback, Threat, Mobilization, with Angie Bautista-Chavez, Kaitlyn Navarrette, Julie Andres, Jarizbeth Caballero, and Dayne Saldana.
(Manuscript) Beyond the Suffix: A Mixed Methods Study Exploring Latina/o Label Preferences and Political Behavior, with Kenicia Wright

Public-Facing Reports

Ending The Affordable Care Act Would be Devastating to the Latino Community (BSP Research, 2024)
Arizona Organizational Landscape Report, 2024
New Mexico Gender Report, 2024
Latino Voting Behavior: Bad Polling Leads to Bad Assumptions (Brookings, 2024)
New Mexico Redistricting Evaluation Report (Redistricting Partners, 2022)

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