Contributors

Contributing Editor

Susie is founder and contributing editor at The Canary Report (est 2008). For three years, she was moderator at Our Canary Report, a companion online social network for people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity with over 1,400 members. In the fall of 2011, she decided to close the network to focus on recovering from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity through the Gupta MCS Recovery Programme. Susie is a writer working out of a home office, specializing in executive communications, currently working as an assistant to the chancellor at the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Born in San Francisco, raised on Kauai and Molokai, she now lives with her husband on the island of Hawaii. She’s an avid organic gardener with fruit trees, veggies, fish ponds, and a flock of charming chickens.

• Eva Caballé, economist, blogger, MCS activist: blog posts.
• Keith Carlson, RN, blogger, health and wellness coach: blog posts.
• Harry Clark, founder of MCS News Australia and president of MCS Society of Australia, Inc.: blog posts.
• Amy Ludwigson, interior designer: blog posts.
• Linda Sepp, environmentalist: blog posts.
• Kimberly Shaw, author, educator, filmmaker, natural health consultant: blog posts.
• Michael Walkup, attorney at law, specializing in disability law: blog posts.

• Sherry Adams, jewelry designer and artist .
• Franny Armstrong, writer.
• Susan Brinchman, Center for School Mold Help.
• Mokihana Calizar, blogger.
• Patricia Dines, eco-blogger.
• Missy Gluckman, healthy buildings activist.
• Kate Goldfield, writer.
• Jenn, camper.
• Alison Johnson, founder and chair, Chemical Sensitivity Foundation, 501(C)3.
• Rachel MacIntyre, private chef.
• Candy Martin, foodie.
• Mayleen, foodie.
• Bobby McClintock, Respiratory & Environmental Disabilities Association of Hawaii.
• Silvia K. Müller, Chemical Sensitivity Network, Germany.
• Bodil Dam Bak Nielsen, MCS advocate, Denmark.
• Catherine Ockey, MCS activist on fragrance-free policy in churches.
• Martin Pall, PhD, MCS researcher, professor emeritus of biochemistry and basic medical sciences, Washington State University, and research director, the Tenth Paradigm Research Group. (More on Martin Pall’s research.)
• Jacki Palmer-Boyce, outdoorswoman and chicken wrangler.
• Bonita Poulin, Canadian coordinator for MCS-Global.
• Amy Pratt, artist and potter.
• Leslie Richard, eco-homesteader.
• Mary Rives, life and wellness coach.
• Lourdes Salvador, MCS America.
• Mette Toft, activist, International MCS Awareness Day, Denmark.
• Sharon Wachsler, disability rights advocate.
• Marti Wolfe, PhD, environmental toxicologist.
• Maria Zambruno, artist.