Meet the Team
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Gabe Murchison, PhD, MPH
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Postdoctoral Associate,
Yale School of Public HealthGabe (he/him; she/her) is a social and psychiatric epidemiologist who works on research with young LGBTQ+ people, focusing on supportive relationships, interpersonal violence, and social marginalization as they relate to mental health and substance use. She identifies as transmasculine and gender fluid and has been active in trans/nonbinary communities for more than 15 years. Outside of work, he enjoys hiking and camping (often in New Hampshire’s beautiful White Mountains), rock climbing (but only indoors), and running (but only slowly).
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Grayson Vives
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Undergraduate Student, Yale College
Grayson (he/him) is an undergrad at Yale majoring in Psychology and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. He is a trans athlete on Yale’s Varsity Softball team. He is interested in how the brain affects our behavior and the neuroscience behind various psychological conditions. He cares about how critical thinking about gender and sexuality can lead to empathy and meaningful connections. In this free time, he likes being outside, thrifting, drinking kombucha, and reading graphic novels.
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Stephan Oliviera
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Undergraduate Student, Yale College
Stephan (he/him) is a transfer student from a California community college at Yale completing his final semester in the bachelor of science in psychology. His academic focuses lie in madness studies, Indigenous studies, and transgender studies. After graduation, he is seeking a PsyD to become a clinical psychologist and looks forward to continuing to contribute to the field of knowledge on gender-diverse subjects in research.
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Even Paglisotti, MPH
COLLABORATOR
PhD Student, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Even (they/them) is a PhD student in Population Health Sciences at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health. Their research interests include quantitative methods for assessing impacts of intersecting systemic oppressions on the health of minoritized sexual and gender minorities. They are also interested in protective factors for sexual and gender minority youth’s mental health and well-being. Even received their MPH in Epidemiology and BA in Anthropology from the University of Pittsburgh.
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Mikey Daley
PRACTICUM STUDENT
Mikey (he/him) is a rising high school senior in New York. His interests include different types of relationships and their impact on mental health. He enjoys playing bass guitar and going to concerts in his free time. Depicted above is his cat, Oreo.