A graduate in Contemporary History, she focuses on the history of women and the feminist movement, with particular reference to historical-political reflection on the themes of sexuality, reproductive health, and male violence against women. She has also explored themes of gender identity and stereotypes through the specific lens of independent literature for children and adolescents.

During the 2018-2021 triennium and again since October 2022, she has been a research fellow at the CNR Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies as part of the ViVa project, collaborating on research activities across various WPs as well as on coordination tasks.