Dr. Emily Frank
Research fields
Emily Frank is a research fellow in the Health and Social Inequality research group and at the Einstein Centre Population and Diversity. She completed her PhD at DYNAMICS, a joint programme of the Hertie School and Humboldt University Berlin, and also worked as a research associate at the Berlin Institute for Migration and Integration Research (BIM), Humboldt University Berlin. Her research focuses on migration, asylum, and health inequalities, with a particular interest in how migration policies affect refugees' mental health and well-being.
Selected Publications
CV
Since 07/2024 Research Fellow | Research Group Health and Social Inequality at the WZB & Einstein Center Population Diversity
2021-2024 Doctoral Researcher | DYNAMICS RTG, Hertie School and Humboldt University Berlin
2021-2024 Research associate | Berlin Institute for Migration and Integration Research (BIM), Humboldt University Berlin
2019-2021 Dissemination coordinator | Population Europe, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
2018-2019 Research assistant | University of Wisconsin-Madison, La Follette School of Public Affairs
2017-2018 Research assistant | University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Law
2015-2017 Legal advocate | Urban Justice Center, Safety Net Project
2012-2015 Research assistant | New York University, Department of Sociology
Education
2024 PhD in Governance | Hertie School
2019 Master of Public Policy | University of Wisconsin-Madison
2015 B.A. in Sociology | New York University