Ann Young is currently retiring, living in Washington, D.

Ann Young is currently retiring, living in Washington, D.C. with her two cats, Tinnitus and Harry. Born in Japan, Ann Young spent most of her early life in Canada, residing in Vancouver, Toronto, Los Angeles and Manila before eventually calling her home in Washington, D.C.. She loves the many faces of the government, specially Senator Ted Kennedy, with whom she's functioned over the years. "I get frustrated with the politics of the USA," she explained. "The fact is that when we come to Washington, we need to proceed. "Ann did become a politician before Ronald Regan appointed her to the boards of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) as well as the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). At that time, she had been a book editor, writing novels on Canadian identity and people communication. Regan liked her m ann young  er of literature, which dedicated to presenting Canadian issues and viewpoints as stories that are fascinating, regardless of how these were presented. " If I had been asked to pick a book," she said," I'd have chosen novels on Canadian identity. "Ann was likewise an extremely strong supporter of this Peace Prize movement, which she believed to be a rewarding effort. " I did not go that the trophy was offensive," she explained. " That which I felt was that it deserved some attention in the free environment " In reality, she considered that her involvement in the Peace Prize was a significant step on the way to becoming more involved in Canadian problems, especially post-apartheid. Ann continued to work closely with the famed author Margaret Anderson, writing hundreds of biographies, and producing a favorite television miniseries entitled"When the Saints Go Marching in." Besides her publication efforts, Ann was busy in the political arena as being a volunteer for the Canadian Peacekeeping Service throughout the height of the Cold War. In the aftermath of the Cold War, she became active at most Canadian charities, most notably the Canada Assistance Program (CAP), also functioned to help provide support for Canadian soldiers along with their families.Ann was busy in the environment and was enthusiastic about issues such as the security of nature and also the promotion of women's rights. She encouraged the addition of women in Canadian politics, so saying that they have the privilege to create their own decisions regarding the way their lives are run. She had been busy from the divestiture movement against South Africa's Apartheid policies. In one of her essays, she wrote,"There is no longer any use crying over spilled milk. Let us face the facts...and you may understand just why I am opposed to this use of force. "Ann Young has lived an exciting and varied lifetime, during that she was a tireless advocate for all causes. She had been tireless in her efforts to guarantee liberty and justice for many Canadians. She had been also a tireless promoter of peace and justice. She's famous for her extra-curricular functions, which won awards in fiction and non fiction category around the earth. Among her honors are the Order of the British kingdom to get services to Canada, the Order of the British Monarchy, and also the Governor of New Brunswick.