She is appointed to the graduate programs in Political Science and Women’s Studies. She has written extensively on issues related to gender and public policy, including training, trade, constitutional and social policy. Her current research centres on problems of democratic accountability in the Canadian political system and the obstacles these present to the achievement of social rights. She works closely with non-governmental organizations, including labour, feminist and child care organizations. She is a research associate of the Centre for Policy Alternatives and serves on the Executive of York University’s Centre for Feminist Research.View all CURA publications