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• Borowiec, Steven

  Steven Borowiec holds a B.A. from the University of Toronto. Since graduating and realizing he had no marketable skills, he has lived in South Korea where he works as a writer and editor. He has written on Korea for the Guardian, the Toronto Star, Adbusters and other publications.

• Falconer, Sara

  Sara Falconer is a freelance journalist and communications consultant. As a member of the Toronto Anarchist Black Cross Federation, she helps produce 4strugglemag.org, an online and print zine of writings and analysis by and for political prisoners and their supporters.

• Briarpatch Sustainers

  {image_1} In Spring 2010, Briarpatch launched an innovative campaign to revolutionize the magazine’s funding model. Faced with a formidable financial crisis resulting from federal cuts to funding and rising costs of production, Briarpatch staff, volunteers and readers took quick, concerted action. True to its 37-year legacy, the Briarpatch community rose…

• Stock, Sue

  Sue Stock is a Grade 3/4 teacher who lives in Sarnia, Ontario. She sees magic in simple things like fresh local vegetables and the wind on Lake Huron, and shares her daughter’s passion for breath and bicycles. This is their first journalistic collaboration.

• Spiridon, Alethea

  Alethea Spiridon is a freelance editor and writer based near Durham, Ontario. She can be reached through her website at freelanceeditor.ca.

• Jermyn, Leslie

  Leslie Jermyn is a social anthropologist. She has been teaching in post-secondary institutions in Canada and abroad for 16 years.

• Anderson, Steve

  Steve Anderson is the National Coordinator at OpenMedia.ca and author of the syndicated “Media Links” column (medialinkscolumn.com).

• Renstrom, Joelle

  Joelle Renstrom lives in Boston, Massachusetts, where she teaches literature, writing and communications. Her work has appeared in Carousel, the Allegheny Review, Sycamore Review, the New York Inquirer and Sonic Clash.

• McDonald, Jacqueline Cusak

  Jacqueline Cusack McDonald is the Director at OpenMedia.ca (formerly Campaign for Democratic Media) and Campaign Manager for the upcoming “Reinventing Journalism” campaign.

• Sawyer, Don

  Don Sawyer is an educator, writer and international development worker who lives with his wife, Jan, in Salmon Arm, B.C. Don recently retired from Okanagan College, where he taught adult education, served as the college’s ABE Department Chair and was Director of the International Development Centre.

• Engler, Yves

  Yves Engler has published four books including The Black Book of Canadian Foreign Policy (Fernwood, 2009) and Canada and Israel: Building Apartheid (Fernwood, 2010).

• Shupak, Greg

  Greg Shupak is a Ph.D. student at the University of Guelph who writes fiction, non-fiction and essays.

• Shaw, Chris

  Chris Shaw is a research scientist and professor with a primary interest in the origin of neurological diseases. He is also a political commentator, wannabe investigative journalist, social activist, Olympic gadfly, former reserve army officer, father of two, and author of the book _Five Ring Circus: Myths and Realities of…

• Gordon, Todd

  Todd Gordon is an assistant professor of law and society at Wilfrid Laurier University, Brantford. He is the author of Imperialist Canada and Cops, Crime, and Capitalism: The Law-and-Order Agenda in Canada.

• Brooks, Mark

  Mark Brooks is an independent journalist based in Montreal. He posts commentary and interviews on environmental and economics issues at markbrooks.ca.

• Moore, Jennifer

  Jennifer Moore is a Canadian independent journalist reporting from Ecuador.

• Hasan, Erum

  Erum Hasan works for a social justice organization in Ottawa.

• Green, Joyce

  Joyce Green is a professor of political science at the University of Regina and the editor of Making Space for Indigenous Feminism (Fernwood, 2007).

• Krug, Teresa

  A native of Arkansas, U.S.A., Teresa Krug is a writer and traveler who has lived most recently in Somaliland and Qatar.

• Day, Angela

  Angela Day is a writer, activist and educator rooted in the East Coast. She recently finished an MA in international development.