Zoe is a 4th year Women’s Studies and History student at the University of Waterloo.

Jennifer has recently completed her Master of Arts in Communication and Social Justice, and previously her Bachelor of Arts Honours in Communication Studies, both at the University of Windsor.  She resides in Toronto, Ontario and spends her free time pursuing her craft of acting and producing for TV and film.

Wesley Tourangeau is a PhD candidate in Social and Ecological Sustainability at uWaterloo. His areas of interest include Canadian agriculture, genetically modified foods, food policy and green criminology. 

Nate Prier is a PhD candidate in Geography at York University. He researches and organizes with decolonization and migrant justice movements in Europe and on Turtle Island.

Joshua See is an ecologist, visual journalist and explorer of the fringes where humanity and nature collide. Watch his short documentary about the research trip to Guyana at joshuasee.ca.

Maude Barlow is a Canadian author and National Chairperson of the Council of Canadians. She is also the co-founder of the Blue Planet Project, which works internationally for the human right to water.

Cameron Roberts is a Canadian PhD student studying the cultural history of transportation technology at the University of Manchester. He blogs about science, technology and society at Where’s My Jetpack.

The Otesha Project is a national youth-led charitable organization that uses experiential learning, theatre and bicycle tours to engage and empower Canadians of all ages to take action for a more equitable and sustainable world.