Anne-Julie Belleau

Communications coordinator

Anne-Julie (she/her) is a master’s student in the Department of Social Work at the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) under the direction of professors Célyne Lalande and Isabel Côté. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from UQO. Her research interests include violence against women, antifeminism, cyber activism, and epistemic injustices. Her dissertation focuses on cyberviolence against female public figures who speak out online. She is the Chair’s communications coordinator and a member of the Born of a Fraud podcast team.

Related contents

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    ACCESS Research Team & LGBT+ Family Coalition (2025)
  • Medically assisted reproduction: what to expect as a 2SLGBTQ+ person

    ACCESS Research Team & LGBT+ Family Coalition (2025)
  • Insemination fraud: a form of trivialized violence

    DRIFTS Research Team (2025)
  • Uncovering the fraud: the reshuffling of genetic ties

    DRIFTS Research Team (2025)
  • Uncovering the fraud: a sense of “tainted” identity

    DRIFTS Research Team (2025)
  • Uncovering the fraud: identity realignment

    DRIFTS Research Team (2025)