Well, I do like talking. So here you go, that's most of my talks and writings for the past few years. You can also check out my blog (in french), although it hasn't been updated in a while.

In 2023, I gave a few talks for La Quadrature du Net on algorithmic social control.

In 2022, I co-authored a book called Internet et liberté on the 15 years of La Quadrature du Net.

I also wrote my executive MBA final thesis, Who gets the stock-options? on the production of employee diversity in startups.

In 2021, I got busy getting an executive MBA, and writting the aforementioned book.

In 2020, I started a french podcast documenting queer history called Chroniques Queer. It's on hold for now, but new episodes will be published, one day.

I also talked at Matrix's 6th Open Tech Will Save Us about moderation and censorship in a decentralised world.

In 2019, I rested, after a pretty busy 2018 year.

In 2018, I participated to the interactive documentary Hackerlab on hacktivism.

I was at the round table Dark & Deep : Web, Liberté et Surveillance organized by Les Jeudis de la Sorbonne.

With Le Reset, we animated a Queer Games workshop and a conference on cyberfeminism at the Queer Week festival.

In May, we gave a conference at Le Point Culture, in Brussels, on creating a hackerspace, care practices and cyberfeminism. That's the second and improved version of this talk. You can check out the slides and resources here.

We also talked about cyborgs and cyberfeminism at the festival Les Aliennes.

I wrote an opinion column on La Quadrature Du Net's website about digital labour and women's work.

I was published in Les garçons délicats, a collection of short stories on trans masculinities.

Finally, I was at the Feminist Perspectives panel at the #35c3 Chaos Communication Congress, to talk about fostering inclusive and diverse spaces and communities.

In 2017, I participated to a radio interview with Langues de Fronde, on the reappropriation of "masculine" knowledge through Le Reset.

Soon after, we gave a conference at PSES2017, on creating a hackerspace, care practices and cyberfeminism. That was the first time we gave a conference on Le Reset, about a year after it was born. You can check out the slides and resources here.

We also gave an interview to Friction Magazine about Le Reset.

In August, I wrote an article about Joan Tronto's ethics of care.

In 2016, I co-animated a role-play conference at POOP#3 to explore good practices in dealing with violence inside our communities.

As we created the queer feminist hackerspace Le Reset, we gave a short lightning talk about it at the #33c3 Chaos Communication Congress, the main hacker conference in Europe.

In the years prior, I co-animated a conference at POOP#2 about a feminist view on censorship, where we talked about hate speech and eating disorder. I also wrote a blog article on the censorship of pro-anorexia websites.

I started translating to french the book Transgender Warriors from Leslie Feinberg. It is still a work in progress.

I contributed to Transkind n°6, and wrote an article on the access to medical care for trans people.

I wrote the final thesis for my Master's degree on a comparison of use and recommendations of Gmail and self-hosted email systems.