As a social ethicist, my scholarship is rooted in queer and feminist traditions that struggle for the liberation of all people, in solidarity with the whole ecosphere, from injustice in its multivalent forms. My current research projects include articulating reproductive justice in terms of social reproduction; developing the concept of an "eco-queer" economic ethics; and describing approaches to teaching critically about sexual violence, toxic masculinity, and capitalist domination.

As a social justice educator and workshop facilitator, I create learning communities in which each member actively participates in creating new understandings of the issues that shape our world. My courses range from intro to gender studies and "Sex, Self, and Society" to "What Is Christianity?" and "Jesus, Christ, and Culture" to "How Class Works" and "Gay Love Stories."

As an activist, my organizing has primarily manifested itself in the movements for worker justice and LGBT/queer justice. I was a lead organizer in creating one of the largest religious bodies in the world that solemnizes same-gender relationships and authorizes LGBT ministers. I am committed to co-forging a new “politics against disposability” through which various marginalized communities can recognize shared interests to build solidarity and power.