She is co-researcher on the project “Pluralism and Symbolic Resources: New Religious Groups in Quebec” (SSHRC, FQRSC) directed by Deirdre Meintel. She also carries out research on second generation immigrants in Pentecostal churches, in particular their marriage practices. Her research addresses religion in contemporary societies from an ethnographic perspective. She is interested, among other things, in religious diversity; in relationships between religion, migration, and transnationalism; in African Pentecostal churches; as well as in modern belief subjectivities (the religious trajectories of individuals), notably conversion experiences.