
Her other topics of interest include healthcare politics and policy, women’s reproductive rights, and health geography. In the near future, Allison plans to conduct a systematic review on the correlation between hydraulic fracturing and sex crimes committed against Native women by non-Natives in the Midwest, and conduct research on the differences between the methods of sex education offered in U.S. and European schools.
Predominantly, Allison is interested in finding successful solutions to legal and ethical issues in human and health services in the U.S. by focusing on giving minorities a platform to share their viewpoints on state and federal legislation, and researching ways to protect and preserve tribal communities’ rights.