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Averill Elisa Frankes

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Averill Elisa Frankes (she/they) is an M.Phil. graduate student at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador researching epistemic justice and the importance of seeing ourselves in stories, both fictional and historical. Averill brings fifteen years of experience in aviation and corporate communications to her studies, leveraging her experience to bring marginalized and interdisciplinary perspectives to academic knowledge production, dissemination, and mobilization. She holds a B.Ed. in Adult Education from Brock University and an Advanced Diploma in Aviation Management from Georgian College. In her free time, she writes fiction, creates zines and textile art, and tries to keep up with her senior cat, Tassy, who doesn’t seem to understand that she’s supposed to be old.
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When Climate Change Means Leaving Home: Climate-Induced Migration in Atlantic Canada

  • ByAverill Elisa FrankesandIsabelle CôtéandJosh StevensonandNoah Schwarz
  • October 13, 2026
Oceans, beaches, coastlines, dense forests, and rivers are all part of the Atlantic Canadian landscape. For centuries, these…
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Population & Security is an online magazine directed by Professor Isabelle Côté that answers the most pressing political and security issues related to population dynamics and policies around the world.  Analysis comes from up-and-coming junior scholars from Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond who are doing interesting, rigorous as well as policy-relevant research.  Population & Security is supported by SSHRC.

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When Climate Change Means Leaving Home: Climate-Induced Migration in Atlantic Canada

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  • October 13, 2026
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Rebuilding After Disaster: Economic Security and Recovery Following the 2023 Halifax Wildfires

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  • September 21, 2026
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RUNNING ON EMPTY: HOW SMALL-SCALE FISHERFOLK ARE EXPERIENCING FUEL CRISIS

  • ByTamsin Ford
  • September 4, 2026
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The Invisible Displacement: Transgender Migration within the United States 

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