Catherine Mardon Explained

Catherine Mardon is a Canadian writer, activist, and lawyer.[1] [2]

Biography

Catherine Mardon was born in Oklahoma, but spent many years living in St. Petersburg, Florida. She currently lives in Canada. Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from Oklahoma State University, a Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma, and a Bachelor of Art from Newman University. She received a Master's degree in Theological Studies from Newman Theological College in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Mardon is a social activist, having worked for family farmers, with ecumenical organizations, for the homeless, and as a speaker on social justice issues. She was admitted to the Oklahoma Bar in 1988. Her legal practice also included archdiocesan tribunal work, death penalty appeals, and a variety of low income concerns. Mardon was also a mediation trainer responsible for the recruitment, training, supervision and evaluation of over 180 volunteer mediators.

After being attacked in 1991 for providing testimony against the leader of a white supremacist group, which left her with physical injuries, a traumatic brain injury and PTSD, she became an advocate for the disabled.[3]

Mardon has written many books on mental illness and a series of children's books that have been translated into 18 different languages.

She is married to fellow writer and activist Austin Mardon

Bibliography

Awards and honors

Notes and References

  1. Book: 22 January 2016. Mardon, Catherine A.. Canadian Who's Who 1910.
  2. Web site: Authors. Golden Meteorite Press. Golden Meteorite Press. 4 July 2016. https://web.archive.org/web/20160625122713/http://www.goldenmeteoritepress.com/?page_id=2. 25 June 2016. dead.
  3. Web site: Austin and Catherine Mardon: Home ownership offers safe place for people with disabilities. Mardon. Austin. Austin Mardon. Mardon. Catherine. 29 March 2016. Edmonton Journal. 4 July 2016.
  4. Book: Mardon, Catherine. Curveballs. Golden Meteorite Press. 2012. 978-1-897472-10-1. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
  5. Book: Gandy and Parker Escape the Zoo: An Illustrated Adventure. Mardon. Catherine. Mardon. Austin. Golden Meteorite Press. 2013. 978-1897472828. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Austin Mardon.
  6. Book: Mardon, Catherine. Screwballs. Golden Meteorite Press. 2015. 978-1-897472-54-5. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
  7. Book: Mardon, Catherine. Gandy and the Princess. Golden Meteorite Press. 2015. 978-1897472569. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
  8. Book: 22 January 2016. Mardon, Catherine A.. Canadian Who's Who 1910. author: [...] Gandy & Cadet 2015.
  9. Book: Mardon, Catherine. Gandy and the Cadet. Golden Meteorite Press. 2015. 9781897480182. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
  10. Book: Mardon, Catherine. 22 January 2016. Mardon, Catherine A.. Canadian Who's Who 1910. author: [...] Gandy and the White Man.
  11. Book: Gandy and the Man in White. Mardon. Catherine. Mardon. Austin. Golden Meteorite Press. 2016. 9781897480274. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Austin Mardon.
  12. Book: 22 January 2016. Mardon, Catherine A.. Canadian Who's Who 1910. author: [...] Gandy and the Rear Window forthcoming 2016.
  13. Book: Gandy and the underwater city (Book, 2017) . [WorldCat.org] . 988155226 .
  14. Book: Gandy and the sea cow (Book, 2016) . [WorldCat.org] . 951552382 .
  15. Book: Gandy and the mastodon (Book, 2015) . [WorldCat.org] . 915264143 .
  16. Book: Gandy at the beach (Book, 2017) . [WorldCat.org] . 988155225 .
  17. Book: Gandy and the fiddler (Book, 2017) . [WorldCat.org] . 1048403749 .
  18. Book: Gandy and the lumberjack (Book, 2017) . [WorldCat.org] . 985966125 .
  19. Book: Gandy and the bonefish (Book, 2017) . [WorldCat.org] . 1032013096 .
  20. Book: Gandy and the lady (Book, 2018) . [WorldCat.org] . 1079056010 .
  21. Book: Gandy and the musician (Book, 2017) . [WorldCat.org] . 987578762 .
  22. Web site: Turchansky . Lorraine . Advocates for the mentally ill honoured by the pope - Grandin Media . 22 December 2017 . Grandinmedia.ca . 2019-05-04.
  23. Web site: Mrs. Catherine Mardon | The Governor General of Canada . Gg.ca . 2018-06-18 . 2019-05-04.
  24. Web site: Lieutenant Governor celebrates champions in mental health and addictions - LG . Lieutenantgovernor.ab.ca . 2016-10-06 . 2019-05-04.