Carol Maas is the innovation and technology director with the POLIS Water Sustainability Project. She takes short showers, launders clothes in the cold stuff and her gardens take no water at all.
Carol Maas is the innovation and technology director with the POLIS Water Sustainability Project. She takes short showers, launders clothes in the cold stuff and her gardens take no water at all.
Currently the director of sustainable development for Ontario Power Generation, Blair Feltmate holds a PhD in ecological science from the University of Toronto.
Beth Carruthers is an artist, activist and philosopher whose work focuses on ethics, ecology and creative practices-.
Ann Dale is a professor in the School of Environment and Sustainability, Royal Roads University. She held her university’s first Canada Research Chair (2004-2014) and is a Trudeau Fellow Alumna (2004).
Anita Krajnc writes about protest art, and social movement strategies and tactics. Larry Wartel is an urban planner and prison abolitionist campaigning to free unjustly imprisoned activists. Kellee Jacobs has a political studies degree from Queen’s University.
Andil Gosine is an Associate Professor at York University and co-author of Environmental Justice in Canada: An Introduction.
Alison Wearing is an award-winning writer and performer. Her voice can also be found threading harmonies through Jarmo’s music. For more information visit www.alisonwearing.com.
Laura is a past A\J managing editor. She has an MA in Communication Studies from Wilfrid Laurier University, is an organizing aficionado, lackadaisical gardener, and former musical theatre producer. @inhabitings
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