Title: Linda Silas
Content:  Linda Silas is a canadian nurse and trade unionist. She is the president of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions (CFNU) since 2003.
Title: Linda Silas
Content:  Silas worked as a nurse in emergency care, critical care, and childbirth. She soon became president of her union local. She was elected President of the New Brunswick Nurses Union, thus becoming the youngest nurses union center president in Canadian history. She remained in that position for 10 years. In 2003, she was elected president of the CFNU, a position she still holds today.
Title: Leila Salazar-Lopez
Content:  Leila Salazar-López graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies and Political Science. She has worked in the field of human rights and climate change for over twenty years as a grassroots organizer and international advocacy director for Amazon Watch, Rainforest Action Network, Global Exchange, and Green Corps. Salazar-López lives in San Francisco, CA with her husband and two young daughters. She identifies as a “proud Chicana-Latina woman”, and describes herself as “passionate defender of Mother Earth, the Amazon, indigenous rights and climate justice.”
Title: Liliana Rojas-Suarez
Content:  Liliana Rojas-Suarez is a Peruvian economist, who is currently a Senior Fellow and Director of the Latin American Initiative at the Center for Global Development. She is also Core Faculty for the Program in Economic Policy Management at School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University and the President of the Latin American Committee on Macroeconomic and Financial Issues (CLAAF). In 2012, Rojas-Suarez was named Economist of the Year by Lima’s Chamber of Commerce.
Title: Linda Silas
Content:  Under Silas's tenure, the CFNU remained a nonpartisan union center. However, Silas has been a vocal political actor on healthcare issues in Canada. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she repeatedly called on provincial governments to hire more health care workers. Linda Silas is longtime advocate of universal pharmacare. She claims implementing this policy is especially urgent during a global pandemic.
Title: Sylvia Larsen
Content:  board of the Circle Program for at-risk girls, the NHCharitable Fund Regional board and as an incorporator at Canterbury Shaker Village. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Larsen worked for seven years in the Wisconsin state Senate. In New Hampshire, she served as the legislative liaison for Governor Hugh Gallen. Past professional experience includes positions with the New Hampshire Historical Society, the New Hampshire Disability Council and the New Hampshire Council on World Affairs. Larsen and her husband, Robert, live in Concord. They have two adult children. In 2014, Larsen announced that she would not seek re-election.
Title: Lara Maigue
Content:  A classically-trained soprano, Lara's musical repertoire also consists of singing opera, Kundiman, jazz standards, broadway, OPM, as well as her own original compositions. Since 2010, Lara has promoted Filipino music in different parts of the world with solo cultural concerts in Florence, Italy; Canberra and Sydney, Australia; Singapore and New Delhi, India. Her foray into song writing came in 2013, where she became one of the top five finalists in the song writing competition headed by Ryan Cayabyab and Manny V. Pangilinan, the Philippine Popular Music Festival (Philpop) for her composition, “Sa’yo Na Lang Ako,” interpreted by singer/actress Karylle. She later on tried her hand at acting and 
Title: Linda Silas
Content:  On 3 January 2020, Linda Silas announced she was running to become president of the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), Canada's House of Labour. Her candidacy was endorsed by major Canadian trade unions such as Teamsters Canada and the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada. However, she terminated her campaign in march 2021.
Title: Cecilia Suárez
Content:  on her work with Greenpeace, saying that the organization taught her about the world of activism. Suárez began working with the United Nations (UN) in 2011 to create a UN Human Rights Initiative in Latin America after the Mexican government began cracking down on organized crime to the point of suppressing human rights activists. The campaign is called "Declárate", which she remains a spokeswoman of. In 2018, Suárez was named a Spotlight Initiative Champion to the UN campaign against femicide, and she gave a lecture to the UN assembly in New York City titled "Enough" in September that year. She was one of five representatives to give a speech when opening the UN and European Union's 2019 €50 million Spotlight Initiative campaign to end femicide in Latin America.
Title: Sara Larraín
Content:  Larraín has continued her environmental activism with various organizations, principally working with the Sustainable Chile Program, of which she serves as director. Since 2001 she has served as a member of the Consultative Council of the National Commission for the Environment (Comisión Nacional del Medio Ambiente, CONAMA). She has also been a strong opponent of projects like the Pascua Lama, the dams in the Aisén Region, and the introduction of nuclear power in her country to address Chile's energy crisis. This has caused her to distance herself from the Concertación governments, despite their earlier closeness.

Question: What is Suzanne Lilar's occupation?
Answer: playwright.
dramatist.
playwrite.
scriptwriter.