Since her training, completed in 1978, with Association des artisans de ceinture fléchée du Québec,she continues to lecture and demonstrate the genuine Québec Fléché locally, nationally and internationally through events such as: Weaving and Interweaving 2000 (UNESCO), Québec, Québec; Conference of Popular Arts (1988), Winnipeg, Manitoba; and Folkloriada 2000 (UNESCO), Tokyo, Japan. In 2003 the Québec Living Heritage Council honored her for being part of the committee on the preparation of Les états généraux du patrimoine vivant. In association with the Québec Winter Carnival, every year since 1995, she can be seen in the foyer of the Château Frontenac, demonstrating the fléché technique. A member of Es Trad, she constantly works towards the preservation and valorization of ancestral techniques and Québec living heritage. Upcoming Conference: Mexico City 2017!Menu