Quebec, Canada
Hannah has worked as a facilitator, a network weaver and a learning partner in community and co-operative development, cross-cultural dialogue, food systems, and multiple movements for environmental, economic, and social justice. Hannah animated the Ontario-wide Network of Local Food and Farm Co-ops in its emergence, following which she had the privilege of supporting youth-driven and Indigenous-led conversations, envisioning possible Canadas, and problematizing reconciliation with the 4Rs Youth Movement. It is a joy for Hannah to now serve the Canadian Community Economic Development Network as Director of Learning and Engagement. She currently calls Tkaronto home.
