Dr. Flores draws on her graduate training in the fields of urban planning, education, and political science to inform her research on harassment: street harassment in public space, harassment at academic conferences, using social media to resist on-the-ground harassment, and now the targeted harassment of faculty by the public. As Senior Fellow with the UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement, she developed a workshop series to explore the issue of targeted harassment with campus stakeholders, and now she’s happy to visit campuses that want to rethink the ways they support their faculty and staff during organized harassment campaigns by members of the public. In another area of research, Dr. Flores studies sex education as a justice issue. She focuses on higher education and used her sex education certification to develop a critical pedagogy-based sex and sexuality dialogue group as a way to support students with accurate and non-shaming education.