Paillé, Sabrina

Sabrina Paillé holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in sociology from the University of Quebec in Montreal and pursued doctoral studies at York University. Her research has notably focused on the sociology of nationalism, anti-immigration and anti-gender reactions, and far-right and populist movements in Germany and Europe. She has several years of experience as a teaching assistant, research assistant, and in the community sector. She joined the CPN-PREV training team in 2021 and now serves as the Capacity Development Lead. She also works as a research professional at the UNESCO-PREV Chair at the University of Sherbrooke, where she has contributed to the PREV-IMPACT Canada project, evaluating programs aimed at preventing violent radicalization and extremism.

Research Interests: Nationalism, Right-wing populism, and Anti-immigration reactions in contemporary Europe