Dr. Sandra Romano ANTHONY is a multi-ethnic Caribbean woman who was born in Trinidad. She has lived in Guyana (South America) and Jamaica where she was employed by the World Health Organization. A graduate of the University of Toronto and the University of West Indies, Sandra ANTHONY is a Nutritionist, Educator and Community Activist who has been involved with community issues since she arrived in Toronto seventeen years ago. Sandra’s contributions include:

• Nutrition and Stress Management workshops for various communities in the GTA
• Board Director: Silayan Filipino Community Centre
• Board Director: Shiloh House of Prayer Community Initiatives and Training
• Consultant: African-Caribbean Diabetes Prevention Program
• Eucharistic Minister & Lector: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
• Lector: St. Jude’s Roman Catholic Church
• Former Board Director: Sherbourne Health Centre
• Volunteer: Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention
• Past Member: CUPE Ontario Human Rights Committee
• Past President: CUPE Local 3907
• Former Vice-President: OISE/UT Graduate Students’ Association
• Sole student member: OISE/UT Advisory Board
• Instructor: United Steelworkers

These are just some of the areas in which Sandra has made a difference.  Her projects in Ward 7, and her commitments to the people, show that Sandra ANTHONY is the ideal candidate to tackle the issues in this diverse community.