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Stefanie A. DeLuca

James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy James S Coleman Professor of Sociology and Social Policy

Johns Hopkins University

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Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Interdisciplinary

Social Sciences

Research Centers and Institutes

Population Center

Interdisciplinary

Research Centers and Institutes

Stefanie A. Deluca is currently serving as a Sociology James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy James S Coleman Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at Johns Hopkins University.

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Stefanie A. DeLuca

Johns Hopkins University

James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy James S Coleman Professor of Sociology and Social Policy

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social sciences sociology education public policy urban sociology housing gentrification community development poverty higher education mobility migration studies sociology of education urban policy social change social impact urban studies social science research urban mobility urban economics welfare urban life housing studies residential mobility affordable housing urban society population displacement urban geography urban affairs adaptation spatial economics social mobility adolescence racial equity urban adaptation student success high school technical education family studies residential development livability community building sociological research mobility analysis forced migration social environment juvenile delinquency poor families residential decisions housing mobility housing policy urban history economic geography applied geography disaster risk reduction educational strategies school effectiveness societal influence development geography spatial theory spatial demography integrated geography short-term variability personal relationships employee relations labor relations spatial politics college transition delayed enrollment mobility programs neighborhood segregation long-term escape black box other america residential mobility decisions low-income families

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Credit Access in the United States. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

financial stabilitycredit accesscredit marketsfinancebankruptcy

Creating Moves to Opportunity: Experimental Evidence on Barriers to Neighborhood Choice. American Economic Review (2024)

Peter BergmanRaj ChettyStefanie DeLucaNathaniel HendrenLawrence F. KatzChristopher Palmer

experimental economicsexperimental evidenceeconomicsspatial economicsurban economics

Exploring the Trade-Off Between Surviving and Thriving: Heterogeneous Responses to Adversity and Disruptive Events Among Disadvantaged Black Youth. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2024)

Stefanie DeLucaNicholas W. PapageorgeJoseph L. Boselovic

racial equitydisruptive eventscommunity resilienceresilienceracial discriminationvulnerabilitydisparitiesdisadvantaged backgroundsocial sciencesafrican american studiessocial inequalitysocial exclusionheterogeneous responsesdisadvantaged black youthsociologyminority stress

“I Just Had to Go With It Once I Got There”: Inequality, Housing, and School Re-Optimization. City and Community (2024)

Stefanie DeLucaJennifer Darrah-OkikeKiara Millay Nerenberg

school re-optimizationeducationcommunity developmentpovertyurban lifesocial sciencessocial inequalityhousingcommunity buildingeconomic inequalitysociology

Improving Residential Outcomes for Housing Choice Voucher Holders: The Importance of Supportive Staff for Families and Landlords. Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development & Research (2024)

social policyaffordable housinghousingurban policypublic policyhousing studies

Association of a Housing Mobility Program With Childhood Asthma Symptoms and Exacerbations. JAMA (2023)

Craig Evan PollackLaken C. RobertsRoger D. PengPete CimbolicDavid JudySusan Balcer-WhaleyTorie GrantAna RuleStefanie DelucaMeghan F. DavisRosalind J. WrightCorinne A. KeetElizabeth C. Matsui

public healthasthmapediatricsrespiratory medicinehousing mobility programchildhood asthma symptoms

“When Someone Cares About You, It’s Priceless”: Reducing Administrative Burdens and Boosting Housing Search Confidence to Increase Opportunity Moves for Voucher Holders. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2023)

Stefanie DeLucaLawrence F. KatzSarah C. Oppenheimer

voucher holderssocial sciencescommunicationadministrative burdenshousinghousing search confidencepublic policyopportunity moves

'When Someone Cares About You, It’S Priceless': Reducing Administrative Burdens and Boosting Confidence in the Creating Moves to Opportunity Experiment. RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2023)

experimental economicssocial science researcheconomic behaviorsocial sciencespublic policyaltruism

When Someone Cares About You, It’S Priceless: Reducing Administrative Burdens and Boosting Confidence in the Creating Moves to Opportunity Experiment. RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2023)

experimental economicssocial impactsocial science researcheconomic behaviorsocial sciencespublic policyaltruism

Housing Insecurity Among the Poor Today. Annual Review of Sociology (2022)

Stefanie DeLucaEva Rosen

povertysocial sciencesincome securityhousing insecuritysociologywelfare

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Stefanie A. DeLuca

James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy James S Coleman Professor of Sociology and Social Policy

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Interdisciplinary

Social Sciences

Research Centers and Institutes

Population Center

Interdisciplinary

Research Centers and Institutes

Stefanie A. Deluca is currently serving as a Sociology James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy James S Coleman Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Stefanie A. DeLuca

Johns Hopkins University

James Coleman Professor of Sociology & Social Policy James S Coleman Professor of Sociology and Social Policy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Credit Access in the United States. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

financial stabilitycredit accesscredit marketsfinancebankruptcy

Creating Moves to Opportunity: Experimental Evidence on Barriers to Neighborhood Choice. American Economic Review (2024)

Peter BergmanRaj ChettyStefanie DeLucaNathaniel HendrenLawrence F. KatzChristopher Palmer

experimental economicsexperimental evidenceeconomicsspatial economicsurban economics

Stefanie DeLucaNicholas W. PapageorgeJoseph L. Boselovic

“I Just Had to Go With It Once I Got There”: Inequality, Housing, and School Re-Optimization. City and Community (2024)

Stefanie DeLucaJennifer Darrah-OkikeKiara Millay Nerenberg

school re-optimizationeducationcommunity developmentpovertyurban lifesocial sciencessocial inequalityhousingcommunity buildingeconomic inequalitysociology

Improving Residential Outcomes for Housing Choice Voucher Holders: The Importance of Supportive Staff for Families and Landlords. Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development & Research (2024)

social policyaffordable housinghousingurban policypublic policyhousing studies

Association of a Housing Mobility Program With Childhood Asthma Symptoms and Exacerbations. JAMA (2023)

Craig Evan PollackLaken C. RobertsRoger D. PengPete CimbolicDavid JudySusan Balcer-WhaleyTorie GrantAna RuleStefanie DelucaMeghan F. DavisRosalind J. WrightCorinne A. KeetElizabeth C. Matsui

public healthasthmapediatricsrespiratory medicinehousing mobility programchildhood asthma symptoms

Stefanie DeLucaLawrence F. KatzSarah C. Oppenheimer

voucher holderssocial sciencescommunicationadministrative burdenshousinghousing search confidencepublic policyopportunity moves

experimental economicssocial science researcheconomic behaviorsocial sciencespublic policyaltruism

experimental economicssocial impactsocial science researcheconomic behaviorsocial sciencespublic policyaltruism

Housing Insecurity Among the Poor Today. Annual Review of Sociology (2022)

Stefanie DeLucaEva Rosen

povertysocial sciencesincome securityhousing insecuritysociologywelfare

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