Indigenous footprints on nature’s path: Louise Zimanyi discusses co-authoring the arresting new picture book “Walking Together”
“Nature has rights, and we have responsibilities.” Interview with author, educator and activist, Louise Zimanyi
Screen & Words
Mary Graham unearths Alberta’s untold film history in A Stunning Backdrop: Alberta in the Movies
“The history is incredible, and has been for a century!” Interview with Mary Graham, author of A Stunning Backdrop
Sienna Tristen and Avi Silver: Creators and explorers of a boundless literary universe
“In some ways, you could say Earth itself was the genesis for Shale: a planet big enough for everything, even (sometimes especially) when the opposite appears true.” Interview with multimedia creators and authors Sienna Tristen and Avi Silver
Craving Creativity and Building Balance: Janet McMordie’s Journey from Medicine to Acting
“I like that I have started a community of Second Act Actors.” Interview with actor and doctor Janet McMordie
Harini Nagendra unravels mysteries and unearths history in the Bangalore Detectives Club
Harini Nagendra’s Bangalore Detectives Club series not only entertains readers with intriguing mysteries, but also sheds light on social, political, and cultural issues of colonial India.
Veronica Antipolo – A storyteller committed to amplifying diverse stories
“Everyone has a story, and every story is valuable.” Interview with Storyteller Veronica Antipolo
Jenny Kay Dupuis’ “Heart Berry Bling” conjures the beauty of family and the injustice of the Indian Act
Interview with Jenny Kay Dupuis about her new picture book, Heart Berry Bling
Discover the magic of nature through the eyes of a young Kwantlen girl in Joseph Dandurand’s “The Girl Who Loved the Birds”
“A beautiful book about the intrinsic connection between nature and cultural traditions, The Girl who Loved the Birds will delight readers.” Interview with multi-award-winning Joseph Dandurand
There’s something for everyone, everywhere: Founder Jael Richardson unFOLDs the 2023 Festival of Literary Diversity
Interview with author Jael Richardson about the Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD)
Kai’s Tea Eggs is an inclusive love letter to author Karina Zhou’s younger and less confident self
“I like to think that I made this story as a love letter to my younger self.” Interview with author-illustrator Karina Zhou
Rising-star filmmaker Gursimran Datla builds a career to watch
Filmmaker Gursimran Datla builds a career to watch through staggeringly diverse, always-relevant industry work