Zoë Esseiva (they/them/she/her) and Sarah Sutanto (she/her) are academically feral graduate students and anarchist nurses in the School of Nursing at UBC. The two have been in conversation with Dr. Helen Brown through a directed studies course on anarchist nursing philosophy.  

Zoë is a PhD student studying workplace violence with Dr. Farinaz Havaei. Zoë's clinical background spans emergency nursing and primary care. 

Sarah is an MSN student studying nurse-patient ratios with Dr. Farinaz Havaei. Sarah’s clinical background in medical-surgical nursing and long-term care nursing education. 

Dr. Brown’s research uses community-based and participatory methods to support equity and wellbeing with and for incarcerated and Indigenous Peoples across Western Canada. Her work spans healthcare and carceral settings, aiming to support individual and community priorities around health, wellness, cultural continuity, and language revitalization. Her research network includes Indigenous Elders and communities, Peers with lived experience of incarceration, non-profits, and Correctional Service of Canada.