I am a researcher and policy analyst focusing on the intersection between climate change and security, particularly in the Arctic region and as it relates to NATO’s agenda. I am the Managing Fellow of the Conference of Defence Associations (CDA) Institute’s Climate and Security Programme. In this capacity,I have been in charge of designing the Montreal Climate Security Summit, co-hosted annually by the CDA Institute and the NATO Climate Change and Security Centre of Excellence (CCASCOE). I am also a PhD candidate in Political Science at Université du Québec à Montréal. Additionally, I have been involved as a Senior Fellow at Arctic360, an associate at Arctic Security Consultants, and a member of the NATO Research Task Group on the Effects of Climate Change on Security (SAS-182). My research and work are further informed by my nine-year experience in human rights, migrations and asylum law. In particular, I have served as a public official at the French National Asylum Court (2018-2023), and previously with the United Nations Human Rights Office in Geneva and diverse civil society organizations on migrants’ rights and non-discrimination.