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Daniela Rosario Urbina is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Southern California. She studies family demography, gender inequality, education, and quantitative methods. One strand of her work explores the demographic implications of the rise of women's education relative to men in the Americas, particularly for union formation, division of household labor, and within-household inequalities. A second strand focuses on the implications of high-speed internet on family behaviors and gendered beliefs, including gender-based violence, abortion attitudes, and fertility ideals in Latin America. Methodologically, she combines demographic and causal inference methods to analyze these topics, including original data collected via survey experiments.