Mona Adilman

Mona Adilman was a Jewish-Canadian poet residing in Montreal, Quebec, with a strong presence in the literary scene. Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University, which she obtained in 1945. This foundation in education likely influenced her subsequent pursuits in literature and beyond.

Adilman's commitment to social and environmental causes was a significant aspect of her life and work. She was an advocate for environmental awareness, particularly in regards to the dangers of pesticides. Her dedication to these causes led to various endeavors, including the creation and teaching of a course on Ecology and Literature at Concordia University. Additionally, she directed a Heritage Group known as Save Montreal and edited an anthology titled Spirits of the Age: Poets of Conscience, which featured writings by international poets who had faced persecution for their beliefs.