Malcolm Azania

Malcolm Azania, B.Ed., A.D.B.Ed.

Malcolm joined the board of HUMANSERVE in November 2003. He has worked with numerous community groups in Edmonton, Montreal and Ottawa since 1985. He has coordinated and performed fundraising for development assistance work towards the creation of a safe house for former child soldiers in Sierra Leone through the International Society for Peace and Human rights, for Ethiopian famine relief with the Council of Canadians of African and Caribbean Heritage, and for war-relief in Iraq through Iraq Adopt-a-Town.

Malcolm is a high school English teacher, local community broadcaster and freelancer to CBC, freelance writer, novelist (his first novel, The Coyote Kings of the Space-Age Bachelor Pad, was published in August 2004 by Del Rey), poet, actor, and an activist in the Alberta Teachers’ Association and movements for multiculturalism, democracy and international peace. Malcolm ran as a candidate for the New Democratic Party of Canada for Edmonton-Strathcona in the 2004 federal election.

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