In particular, her work examines the impacts of brownfields on redevelopment practices and how the market drives development decisions. She recently completed a visiting fellowship with the Urban Housing Lab where she studied the role that planning plays in urban inequality. Sarah gave a public lecture titled Planning and Inequality after Ferguson: A Reflection on Policy and Practice (http://www.urbanhousinglab.com/Video_11.mp4). She continues to collaborate with Nicole Gurran and the Urban Housing Lab, studying the ways that brownfield data and information lead to urban regeneration. In July, 2017 she joined the faculty in the School of Social Work at Saint Louis University (SLU), moving from the Center for Sustainability. She has been with SLU since 2003.