Isaac is a Senior Research Assistant at AIBM with an interest in transitions to adulthood and fatherhood and family. He has experience with qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Prior to AIBM, Isaac was a research assistant at the Urban Institute with a focus on early childhood education. He supported a number of projects including a national survey of Early Head Start directors, and a mixed-methods study to understand and improve parents’ experiences with Georgia’s child care subsidy program.
Isaac holds a BA in Sociology from Princeton University.
Publications
Mental Health
Male loneliness and isolation: What the data shows
Explore research-backed insights into male loneliness and isolation, highlighting key social and emotional trends.
Education & Skills
What teens want to be: Gender differences in careers and majors
Explore how teen career goals and college major choices differ by gender, revealing early divides in aspirations and educational paths.
