Her current book project Rebuilding from the Ashes: The Everyday Complexities of Memory and Reconciliation After the Rwandan Genocide, focuses on the role of collective memory and reconciliation after mass atrocity. This work has been awarded funding from the National Science Foundation and Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, among others. Her scholarship has been published in Journal for Scientific Study of Religion, Societies without Borders, Journal of Health and Illness, and the International Journal of Sociology of the Family. At UNH she teaches courses on qualitative methods, sociological analysis, and gender.