Camille Robert

Camille Robert is a postdoctoral researcher at Concordia University and a lecturer in history at Université du Québec à Montréal. Her doctoral thesis, recently completed, aims to understand how women workers in education and health care have experienced the neoliberal turn of the Quebec state. Her master’s thesis, which focused on Québec feminists’ fight for the recognition of housework as work, was published by Éditions Somme toute in 2017. With Louise Toupin, she also co-edited an edited collection on women’s invisible work, published by Éditions du remue-ménage in 2018. Committed to contributing to rethinking dominant historical narratives and to engaging with the public, she regularly works with a number of media outlets and community organizations, and is a member of the editorial committee at Histoire Engagée.