
I’m a PhD researcher in political science based in Montreal, Canada. I was born in France, and came to Montreal in 2019 as an exchange student (and I never really left). My work is at the intersection of critical security studies, gender studies and postcolonial studies, with a special interest in how warfare and disarmament are shaped by power.
Alongside my academic work, I have experience in community-based research and advocacy. I served as coordinator for the Research Network on Women, Peace and Security for more than a year, where I work to disseminate research on the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda to the Canadian government. This experience shaped my understanding of war and disarmament efforts and helped me bridge the gap between academia, policy, and advocacy.
I speak English, French and Spanish.