Syrine Bouzgarrou
Département d’anthropologie, Université Laval
Syrine Bouzgarrou holds a master’s degree in anthropology (ethnology) from the Université de Montréal. Their work examines religious trajectories and lived religion through the lens of mobility and migration. They study how immigration shapes identity and belonging within Muslim communities, understood as a discriminated minority in Quebec, while focusing primarily on the experiences of the Tunisian diaspora. Their research also explores how religious frameworks, in return, shape the lived experience of immigration. Visit Syrine's profile.
