Newspaper Op-Eds
Marrow, Helen B. 2017. “How the ACA’s Repeal will Hurt North Carolina.” Raleigh News and Observer, January 10.
Marrow, Helen B. 2013. “Immigration Reform: Four Reasons a Path to Citizenship is a No-Brainer.” Raleigh News and Observer, July 10.
Marrow, Helen B. and Tomás R. Jiménez. 2013. “Mexican American Mobility: Assimilation Fears Should Not Hinder Immigration Reform.” Los Angeles Times, July 2.
Reprinted in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, July 8, A19.
Marrow, Helen B. 2013. “Counsel for the Second Term: Tufts Professors Offer Advice to Barack Obama on the Economy, Health Care, Politics, Immigration, Science Education, and Food Policy.” Tufts Now, January 22.
Marrow, Helen B. 2007. “County’s Language Ban Could Backfire on It.” Washington Daily News (Beaufort County, NC), February 28.
Online Op-Eds and Research Summaries
Joseph, Tiffany D. and Helen B. Marrow. 2019. “Why Anti-Immigrant Policies Matter for Population Health.” Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Studies (IAPHS) Blog (April 8).
Marrow, Helen B., Will Tyson, Susan C. Pearce, Martha Crowley, and Kim Ebert. 2018. “Is Unauthorized Immigration an Economic Drain on American Communities? Research Says No.” Contexts Blog, May 21.
Hopkins, Dan. 2018. “How Latino Immigrants Across the U.S. Report Similar Levels of Discrimination.” Five Thirty Eight, January 23.
*This opinion editorial features results from our Immigrants and Perceptions of Discrimination study, as featured in our PGI (2016) journal article
Tropp, Linda R. and Dina G Okamoto. 2018. “Why a U.S. Government Agency Deleted the Words ‘Nation of Immigrants’.” The Guardian (March 2).
*This opinion editorial features results from our SINAP study, as featured in our SPQ (2018) and RSF (forthcoming 2018) journal articles
Marrow, Helen B. 2014. “The President’s Executive Order: What Difference Will it Make for Immigrants?” The Conversation.com, November 21.
Key Findings & Basic Facts Policy Briefs
Marrow, Helen B. 2017. “What Repeal of Obamacare Will Mean for North Carolina.” Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy, January.
Golash-Boza, Tanya, Anna On Ya Law, and Helen Marrow. 2017. “What Trump Means for Immigration.” Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy, January.
Marrow, Helen B. 2016. “HB 2985 and Drivers’ Licenses for Unauthorized Massachusetts Residents: What does the Research Advise?” Memorandum to Members of the Massachusetts Legislature, on behalf of the Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy (May 12).
Joseph, Tiffany D. and Helen B. Marrow. 2014. “How Health Reform Excludes Unauthorized Immigrants – and Why That Needs to Change.” Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy, July.
Marrow, Helen B. and Tomás R. Jiménez. 2013. “Are Mexican Immigrants Becoming Full Participants in American Society?” Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy, June.
Marrow, Helen B. 2012. “Will State and Local Crackdowns Prevent Immigrants from Fitting In to American Society?” Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy, November.
Marrow, Helen B. 2012. “Extending Health Care to Unauthorized Immigrants – Lessons from San Francisco.” Scholars Strategy Network: Research to Improve Policy and Enhance Democracy, September.
Video Appearances
Monroy, César. 2018. “The Place Where We Call Home.” YouTube Documentary (December).
Radio Appearances
Marrow, Helen B. 2015. “The New Nativism.” Estação Mulher (Brazilian Women’s Group), December 19. Aired on WJGA 1300AM in Boston, MA. (in Portugese/English)
Marrow, Helen B. 2015. “The New Nativism: Where’s the Latest Backlash Against Immigration Coming From?” Radio Open Source: Arts, Ideas, and Culture with Chris Lydon (National Public Radio), December 3. Aired on WBUR 90.9FM in Boston, MA.
Podcasts
Marrow, Helen B. 2022. “Skin Tone and Mexicans’ Perceptions of Discrimination in New Immigrant Destinations.” Social Psychology Quarterly Podcast with Jamie Aughenbach, American Sociological Association, December 2.
Marrow, Helen B. 2015. “A Tripartite Methodological Design and Collaborative Research.” Give Methods a Chance, The Society Pages, April 23.
Blogs
Marrow, Helen. 2011. “When We All Become the Immigration Police.” Latino Decisions: Everything Latino Politics (Online Blogsite), December 19.
Marrow, Helen B. 2010. “Access Not Denied? The Role Localities Can Play.” ACCESS DENIED: A Conversation on Unauthorized Im/migration and Health (Online Blogsite), May 18.