Currently on sabbatical, she is a visiting research fellow in the Department of Community Studies here at UC Santa Cruz, where she is working on a book which examines the problem of experience in the social sciences. This work involves an interrogation of the relationships between anti-foundational approaches to experience, subjectivity and collectivity. She has co-edited two books on theoretical psychology and is the author of numerous articles, including “The Question of Collective Subjectivity in Memory-Work” (forthcoming in the International Journal in Critical Psychology). Her publications span her theoretical work on memory and agency and her empirical projects, which include work in the field of HIV/AIDS and on sex education in schools.