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Serena Nadir
Serena Nadir is a high-school teacher in Toronto, a member of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation, and a board member of the Groundswell Community Justice Trust Fund.
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Katherine Nastovski
Katherine Nastovski is an activist and organizer living in Toronto. She is a member of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 3903, and is active in Labour for Palestine. She is currently working on a PhD at York University on Labour Internationalism in Canada.
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Stuart Neatby
Stuart Neatby is a journalist and Maritimer based in Vancouver. He is a recent graduate of Langara College’s journalism program and is working on a series of stories for the Vancouver Sun about the growth of the international student industry in Canada. Stuart is a former labour organizer and hotel worker.
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Brett Nelson
Brett Nelson is a freelance writer and volunteer from Vancouver Island. His work has appeared in Canadian Dimension, Our Times, and Current Affairs.
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Calvin Neufeld
Calvin Neufeld is a vegan transsexual living off-grid in rural Ontario with his wife and their two pugs. He is a member of Ontario’s Trans Health Lobby Group and works part-time for Rainbow Health Ontario, a government-funded initiative with a mandate to promote better access to services and to enhance the health of Ontario’s LGBT communities.
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Calvin Neufeld
Calvin Neufeld is a co-founder of Evolve Our Prison Farms. He is an advocate of life and quality of life for oppressed species, sexual and gender minorities, racial minorities, the physically, mentally, and economically disadvantaged, and absolutely everybody else. www.calvinneufeld.com.
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Vina Nguyen
Vina Nguyen is a queer, second-generation Vietnamese Canadian writer, songwriter, and substitute teacher living in Moh’kín’stsis on Treaty 7 territory. She holds degrees in biological sciences and medicine. Her stories have appeared in The Selkie, FEED, The Anti-Languorous Project, Every Day Fiction, and Lida Lit Mag. She’s crafted two EPs with her band Vina After Dark.
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Lindsay Nixon
Lindsay Nixon is an assistant professor in Ryerson’s English department, researching Trans NDN digital creators and things. Nixon’s first book, nîtisânak (Metonymy Press, 2018), won the 2019 Dayne Ogilvie Prize and a 2019 Quebec Writer’s Federation first book prize and has been nominated for a Lambda Literary Award and an Indigenous Voices Literary Award.
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Alexa Norton
Alexa Norton is a feminist, writer, and graduate student researching the social determinants of women’s health. Based in Vancouver, she works in academic health publishing and drug policy research, and is an ardent supporter of decriminalization.
