I am a social and political psychologist. My research focuses on the social psychology of cultural diversity, immigration and integration, educational success of immigrants and minorities, intergroup relations, identity politics and political participation of minorities. More specifically, one of my research lines focuses on the role of cultural, racial/ethnic and socioeconomic identities and contexts; cultural diversity policies and practices; processes of discrimination, bias, or stereotyping; and interventions, policies, and strategies to advance social justice and educational equity. Another research line focuses on social identity and political participation. I examine the role of minority identity(ies) in various political behaviours from reconciliation to collective action. Finally, I am well-versed in a wide range of research data and methods, including cross-national (web)surveys, experiments, and multi-group, multi-level, and longitudinal analyses.

I teach at graduate and undergraduate levels: political psychology, (selected topics in) social psychology,  (advanced) research methods and acculturation