She is also a member committee in the Unit of Women Studies and Problems in Academia at the Council of Higher Education. She is studying English Literature, British Women Writers, Women Studies, Academic Women, Social Gender Inequality, Gender Mainstreaming, Violence Against Women and Femicide, Science Fiction Literature, Cyber and Cyborg Literature, and TechnoFeminism. She has coined a new approach with her recent book “TechnoFeminist Science Fiction.” She has a professional working experience covering preparation and implementation of projects, programs and program strategies on gender equality issues, violence against women, mobbing, social dialogue, gender discrimination, human rights (woman, child, refugee, and disabled, disadvantaged people’s rights), woman labour law, addiction, women entrepreneurship and status of women academics and presidents.