Deborah Bowen is chair of the English Department at Redeemer University College in Acaster, ON. One of her favourite courses on her teaching roster is “Literature and the Environment”.

Heather Eaton is a professor at Saint Paul University. She has a PhD in ecology, feminism, theology and religious pluralism. Her recent work looks at religious imagination, evolution, Earth dynamics, peace and conflict studies on gender, ecology, religion, animal rights and non-violence. 

Simon Appolloni is a sessional instructor at University of Toronto and Humber College, teaching in the areas of environmental studies and religion. His research focuses on human-nature-relationships, and the ethical dimensions of sustainability. 

Tim Leduc is an assistant professor of Aboriginal and environmental social work at Wilfrid Laurier University Brantford. His newest book A Canadian Climate of Mind: Passages from Fur to Energy and Beyond has just been released.

William Woodworth / Raweno:kwas is an adjunct professor at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture where he teaches native culture and architecture. He has a doctorate in Traditional Knowledge from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco.

Charlotte Armstrong is Alternatives Journal’s Knowledge and Community Engagement Strategist as well as an active science communicator for the Laurier Centre for Women in Science, Science Borealis, and local chapters of Nerd Nite, and The Planetary Society.