Allison Suppan Helmuth is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at University of North Texas. Her research examines how intersectional social inequalities are created, reproduced, and resisted in urban neighborhoods and communities, along spatial dimensions and in the specific contexts of housing and neighborhood change. Her research has appeared in City and Community, Feminist Theory, Journal of Urban Affairs, Sociological Forum, and a number of edited volumes, research briefs, and policy reports. She received her doctorate in sociology from University of Illinois-Chicago and holds a master’s degree in sociology from George Washington University. She is a Fulbright and PEO Scholar award recipient, and was previously a postdoctoral fellow in sociology at Rice University.
