Victoria Herrmann
Dr. Victoria Herrmann is the Managing Director of The Arctic Institute, where her research and writing focus on climate change, community adaptation, and migration. Victoria currently serves as the Principle Investigator of the National Science Foundation funded Arctic Migration in Harmony: An Interdisciplinary Network on Littoral Species, Settlements, and Cultures on the Move, a major international initiative to integrate discipline-isolated research on changing Arctic migration patterns and advance knowledge on the movement of peoples, economies, cultures, and ecosystems catalyzed by environmental variability. Beyond the Arctic, Victoria studies climate-induced displacement, migration, and relocation in North America and Fiji as a National Geographic Explorer. As an Assistant Research Professor at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, Victoria teaches environmental communication.