Rachel is a Canadian writer and content manager from Toronto. She holds a Bachelors of Science in physical anthropology from the University of Toronto as well as a certificate in playwriting from The National Theater School of Canada and her MFA in Creative Non-Fiction from the University of King’s College. Her work has been featured in Niv Magazine, Elemental, The Coalesce Collective Spring Quarterly Edition, Intermission Magazine, She Does the City, CBC.ca and Toronto Life Magazine. Currently, Rachel is researching and writing her memoir, Where the Panic Goes, which investigates the connection between her grandparents’ Holocaust trauma and her mental illness. Rachel is legally blind and lives with mental illness. She hopes her work can inspire others to live in a self-affirming way. In her spare time, Rachel likes to train for marathons, throw sticks for her dog, design greeting cards and read.
Rachel Ganz 