Amanda Ramsay

Interdisciplinary. Creative. Badass.

Amanda Nicole Ramsay is a Northern British Columbia, Canada-based interdisciplinary storyteller.

As a woman and single mother living with disabilities, Amanda enjoys diving into complex themes of internal growth, personal autonomy, and exploring the nuances of women's lives that don't always make it into literature.

Amanda is most interested in work that changes the world, people's hearts, and prepares the world for the future (our children).


Amanda would also like to thank the coastal nations that are leading the way with strength and integrity in matters of environmental protection, human rights, and intergenerational growth and reconciliation.

Amanda especially admires the work of the Tsimshian people, especially the Gitga'at First Nation, the Metlakatla, the Lax Kw'alaams, the Kitsumkalum, the Kitselas, the Xai'xais (Kitasoo) people. In addition, Amanda also greatly admires the work and cultures of the Gitxsan, the Nisga'a, the Heiltsuk, the Haisla, the Haida, the Wet'suwet'en, and the Nuxalk. She hopes that her own work builds bridges and creates stronger relationships in northern communities.