Vanessa Volpe

Associate Professor

North Carolina State University

United States

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Vanessa Volpe is an Associate Professor at North Carolina State University, USA. Her research primarily focuses on racial and ethnic health disparities, the psychological impacts of social dynamics on marginalized communities, and the intersectionality of race, gender, and health. Recent work includes exploring themes such as the experiences of Black young adults facing racial microaggressions and the implications of health care access disparities for different racial groups.

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“Actually, I don't do different”: Black parents’ perceptions of gender socialization of sons versus daughters.

Black Young Adult Superwomen in the Face of Gendered Racial Microaggressions: Contextualizing Challenges With Acceptance and Avoidance and Emotional Eating

Necessary, burdensome, or threatening? Awareness of Black–White disparities in health care access and self-rated health for Black and White Americans.

Allostatic Load in Childhood, Adolescence, and Young Adulthood: Are Assumptions of Measurement Invariance Warranted?

To social distance or to not social distance? COVID-19 social impact and safety profiles, social determinants, and mental health of Black adults.

Tweet Stimuli Set for Content about Black People (TSS-CBP): Development and testing of stimuli to assess the impacts of online race-related content

Campus racial climate and impostor phenomenon among Black college students: The mediating roles of social anxiety and self-esteem.

Examining Exposure to Messaging, Content, and Hate Speech from Partisan News Social Media Posts on Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities

Race Correction and Algorithmic Bias in Atrial Fibrillation Wearable Technologies

Anti-racism activism among Black adolescents and emerging adults: Understanding the roles of racism and anticipatory racism-related stress

Erratum In: State-Level Sexism and Women's Health Care Access in the United States: Differences by Race/Ethnicity, 2014-2019

Gender discrimination and women’s HPA activation to psychosocial stress during the postnatal period

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State–Level Sexism and Gender Disparities in Health Care Access and Quality in the United States

Anti-black structural racism goesonline: A conceptual model for racial healthdisparitiesresearch

Aspects of campus climate and mental health threats: The role of hypervigilance

Black adolescents’ anticipatory stress responses to multilevel racism: The role of racial identity.

Black–white racial disparities in COVID-19: Awareness and framing of decision-making rationales.

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Katrina Ellis

Quynh C Nguyen

Thu T. Nguyen

Shaniece Criss

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Beza Merid

Susan McHale

Nikolette Lipsey

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