Currently in my final year of a master's degree in communications and feminist studies at UQÀM, my research focuses on the masculinist community of incels (involuntary celibates). In parallel, I am a research assistant and coordinator for the Projet Résistance (Communication, funded by SSHRC), as well as for the research project "From telephone support to chat support: adapting and evaluating the communication practices of a sexual violence intervention service" (Collaborative research, communication, UQÀM). I am also a member of Coeur à l'ouvrage (funded by le RéQEF), a space for sharing and mobilization by and for students, aimed at co-developing feminist qualitative research practices on gender-based violence and the emotional work of researchers. I also co-direct the new podcast "Et si les études féministes?" (funded by IREF, forthcoming). I also took part in the VisaJE projects (Sexology, UQÀM), whose aim is to study, through medias, the social perceptions of sexually inexperienced young adults, as well as the "Career development for single mothers and victims of domestic violence" project (Collaborative research, Social WOrk department, UQÀM-UQÀR), which aims to identify challenges and possible solutions from the point of view of women and the professionals working with them.I completed my three-year bachelor's degree in French and English literature at UdeM, which I completed with an exchange at UCL (University College London). Passionate about gender equality and social issues, I co-chaired for three years the first francophone feminist sorority, which aims to create an inclusive and supportive environment for female-identified people on campus.I am currently a member of the Institut de recherches en études féministes (IREF), the Réseau québécois en études féministes (RéQEF), the Laboratoire sur la communication numérique (LabCMO), the research project on antifeminism, and the scientific committee of Préfix magazine.