A life of wonder

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Sarah de Leeuw

September 23rd, 2026

Wherever you go, there you are. And wherever that is, writes Sarah de Leeuw, it will invariably affect your health. The poet, essayist and geographer co-edited Braided Identities: Being Well in Canada (University of Alberta Press $28.99) with Julie Sutherland, Margo Greenwood and Audrey Kobayashi. Combining essays, poetry, visual art and research, the collection explores how racism, disability and belonging shape well-being and medical care. Raised in rural northern BC, de Leeuw now divides her time between Prince George and Okanagan Centre. She teaches in UNBC’s Northern Medical Program and holds a Canada Research Chair in Humanities and Health Inequities. 9781772128789

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