Zuhra Abawi is an Assistant Professor of Teacher Education at Niagara University Ontario. Her research focuses on the ways that discourses of race and identity are negotiated, mediated and socialized in education. Dr. Abawi can be contacted at zabawi@niagara.edu.

Saamia Ahmad (she/her) is an economist at Vivic Research. Her interests within economics are income inequality, shared prosperity, and advancing human welfare through progressive economics.

Guliz Akkaymak is the manager of policy and advocacy at World Education Services.

Hannah Aldridge is the Research and Policy Analyst at Maytree. You can follow her on Twitter at @HSAldridge (though she doesn't really tweet).

Angele Alook (she/her) is an Assistant Professor in the School of Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies at York University. She is a proud member of Bigstone Cree Nation in Treaty 8 territory, where she has carried out research on issues of Sociology of family and work, resource extraction, school-to-work transitions, Indigenous identity and seeking the good life (miyo-pimatisiwin) in work-life balance. Her current research examines a just transition away from fossil fuels. She is an active member of the labour movement and a former labour researcher in the movement.

Abde Amr (he/him) is a research assistant at Simon Fraser University’s Disinformation Project at the School of Communication. He examines fake news discourses on Canadian news media and social media. Follow him on Twitter at @AbdelrahmanAmr.

James Anderson is from Illinois but now resides in Riverside, California. He has taught college courses as an adjunct professor and now works as a freelance writer/journalist. You can read and subscribe to his newsletter at waywards.substack.com.

Hanna (she/her) is a recent graduate of Simon Fraser University where she studied Communications and Print & Digital Publishing. She is passionate about intersectional climate justice, community care, and using environmental communication as a vital tool in strengthening collective efficacy and co-creating sustainable futures.

Pat Armstrong, PhD, is a Distinguished Research Professor of Sociology at York University, Toronto. She was the was Principle Investigator of “Reimagining Long-Term Care: An International Study of Promising Practices.”

Hugh Armstrong, PhD, is a Distinguished Research Professor and Professor Emeritus of Social Work and Political Economy at Carleton University.

Larissa Atkison, Ph.D., is a CCPA-NS research associate. She is a member of CUPE 3912, though currently working at Dalhousie University as a full-time assistant professor, on a limited-term appointment.

Martine August is an assistant professor in the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo.