He is also the program coordinator of the Master's Program in Child and Youth Sciences and the program coordinator for the Master's Program in the Best Interest of the Child and Human Rights. He explores topics like gendered and generational aspects of parenting and family life; and affect, embodied action and identity making of children, youth, and violent men. More specifically his current projects focuses on three major projects: one on children's experiences of grandparents' responses to domestic violence; one evaluation of a gender-based violence prevention program targeting youth; and one on young men’s subjective experiences of their violence, and the responses from friends and parents.