Her research focuses on the intersections of law, technology and equality and she has published and spoken widely on issues such as online child pornography, online hate propaganda, privacy and gender, cyberbullying, and access to justice. She is currently co-leading The eGirls Project – a 3 year project investigating girls' and young women's firsthand perspectives on privacy, equality and identity in online social networks (www.egirlsproject.ca), and is a team leader on the Towards Cyberjustice Project, a 7 year project investigating whether and if so how court technologies can facilitate access to justice (http://towardscyberjustice.ca/en/Home/Home).