Sarah Leat
Sarah Leat is an assistant professor of social work at the University of Memphis. She earned her doctorate from the University of Texas at Arlington in Arlington, Texas. Sarah has experience working with women experiencing intimate partner violence and victims of crime. Sarah’s doctoral research primarily focuses on service provision and utilization by survivors of intimate partner violence. Sarah is particularly interested in how the built environment (i.e. the structure, location, design of service agencies and transportation networks) impacts survivors’ abilities to access services and survivors’ outcomes, such as future experiences of violence and overall health and well-being.
Email: sarah.robinson3@mavs.uta.edu
Downloadable Products
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Creating Improved Performance Measures That Evaluate Public Transit as a Ladder to Opportunity (PRESENTATION)
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Transit Performance Measures for the Transportation Disadvantaged: An Equity Analysis (PRESENTATION)
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Evaluating Improved Transit Connections for Ladders of Opportunity (FINAL_REPORT)
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Optimizing mobility, housing, and services for re-entry success. (PRESENTATION)
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Transportation experiences among former offenders: Informing an innovative facility location intervention. (PRESENTATION)