Susan McClelland JOURNALIST – WRITER
Susan's writing has appeared in the Miami Herald, The Globe and Mail, Elle, Canadian Living, Maclean's, Reader's Digest, Chatelaine, The Walrus, More, Shambhala Sun, Today's Parent, The Guardian (UK), Ms. Magazine, You Magazine, Marie Claire (UK), Times (London), and she has interned at the New York Times, Florida, Central American and Caribbean bureau. Winner of the 2005 and 2008 Amnesty International Media Award for excellence in human rights reporting. Author of Bite of the Mango, published by Annick Press, North America. |
"Susan is a resourceful and knowledgeable journalist who knows
the business and does her work with utmost professionalism.
Kerry Gruson and Ana Rhodes, The New York Times.
"Susan is one of Canada's best journalists and authors, whose passionate,
independent voice speaks to all those interested in bridging cultural
divides and seeing the world as a true global village."
Documentary film-maker, Shelley Saywell
"Wow, what an inspiring story."
Al Gore, former US Vice President and Nobel
Peace Prize winner,
of Susan's book, Standing Tall.
Narrator and subject in
THE NANNY BUSINESS
THE PLIGHT OF CANADA’S IMPORTED CAREGIVERS
on GLOBAL TELEVISION’S ‘CURRENTS’
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..Mariatu's "tale, told in the first person,
is never less than riveting To view a trailer for Bite of the Mango Mariatu Kamara is featured in Nick Danziger's Femmes face a la Guerre (Women facing War). Susan is part of the video accompanying the installation of sculptor, Blake Ward's Burning Buddha.
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