Ana F. Abraido-Lanza

Ana F. Abraído-Lanza is Vice Dean and Professor of Social Work at Columbia University’s School of Social Work. Her research interests include studying the cultural, psychological, social, and structural factors that affect health, psychological well-being, and mortality among Latinos; health disparities between Latinos and non-Latino whites; and the health of immigrant Latinos. Her work on the Latino mortality paradox and on acculturation have contributed to national and international debates on the mental and physical health of Latinos specifically, and on general factors that influence immigrant health. Other areas of interest include diversity in higher education and the scientific workforce. 

Research Interests

Adulthood
Community
Discrimination
Education/Schools
Family
Global Migration Trends
Health Inequities
Immigrant Children or Children of Immigrants
Immigrant Health
Immigration Policy
Inequality/Disparity
Internal Migration
International Migration
Life Course Perspectives on Migration
Migrant Health
Neighborhoods
Racism
Second Generation
Social Determinants
Social Policy
Social Stratification
Social Support
Stigma

Datasets

National Health Interview Survey (NHIS)