Canada's Environmental Voice
MARKUS MOOS is a faculty member in the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo. Markus is associate director, Graduate Studies, and professor in the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo. His research is on changing housing markets, generational change, youthification, and the economy and social structure of […]
Sabrina M. Chiefari, BES, has been working as an Environmental Educator since 2008. A graduate of York University, she works through mediums of story telling, community action, and spiritual thought to help all people understand how to act wisely towards our water, air, and earth.
Selina is a recent graduate of the University of Waterloo’s Global Business and Digital Arts (Honours) program and works with A\J as a Graphics Assistant.
Laura is Alternative Journal’s Video Intern.
Jack Parkinson is a graduate of Conestoga College’s print journalism program, having received his diploma in 2015. During Jack’s time at Conestoga, he contributed print and video stories to the school’s newspaper, Spoke, and worked behind the scenes liaising with advertising clients. Jack brings a grounded, realistic, and easy-to-understand perspective […]
Treena Hein is a regular contributor to many publications in Canada and beyond, concentrating on environmental issues, agriculture, manufacturing, technology, business, food and more. Treena is the proud winner of the ‘International Federation of Agricultural Journalists’ STAR Prize, and the Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation Gold Feature Award. She is also a […]
Teghan Barton is a self-proclaimed Crackerjack Canadianist, having earned both an BA and MA in Canadian Studies where her focus is on issues of belonging, nationalism, and cultural policy. She is very passionate about social justice and working towards creating a safe and healthy future for the planet.
Nicole is currently the Kitchener Regional Representative for the #CWNSYP and is working towards her Ph.D. at the University of Guelph. She is fanatical about solving complex interdisciplinary challenges in the water industry and always seeking new opportunities to practice hosting dialogue facilitation strategies.
Veronika Szostak is a student at the University of Waterloo in the Environment and Resource Studies program. She is a volunteer at A/J and aspires to become a journalist, artist, and environmentalist.
