Dr. Sarah GaitherPhD
Durham, North Carolina
“So I'm Biracial, so I'm Biracial Black/White, but I look like a strange White person, and so it's kind of my lived experience, right, of having this invisible versus visible identities, that's really pushed me in wanting to understand how our group memberships can shift our behavior and identities in different ways.”
Dr. Sarah Gaither is an assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University and a social psychologist specializing in diversity, inclusion, and social identities. Her research focuses on how social identities and experiences across the lifespan motivate social perceptions and behaviors in diverse settings.
SpecialtiesSocial PsychologyDiversity and InclusionSocial IdentitiesInter-group Contact