Morgiane is a PhD researcher in European and International Law and Human Rights at Trinity College Dublin. She has held early-career positions at the Trinity Long Room Hub, Arts & Humanities Research Institute, the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights at the University of Oxford, and the European University Institute in Florence. She also has a background in EU Law and EU studies and teaches European Law and European Politics, and lectures on International Relations. She has led academic and research initiatives, such as symposium series and research weeks, to strengthen collaboration among researchers, civil society, and international and European institutions. In 2025, she founded the Women in Research Network at Trinity College to promote collaboration and women's representation in academia. Morgiane works closely with human rights organisations, including UN Special Rapporteurs, to foster dialogue between research communities and international bodies. She has represented the indigenous Amazigh people at official events, focusing on women’s roles in self-determination and colonial resistance. This includes her participation in ‘Women in Resistance Algeria-Ireland’ in 2024, in partnership with the Algerian Embassy in Dublin. In addition to her research and teaching roles, she advocates for a European NGO in dialogue with European institutions, focusing on energy poverty, European youth, and just transition.