Rowan Jetté Knox is an award-winning Canadian author, internationally sought-after speaker, and human rights advocate based in Toronto. His work focuses on LGBTQ2S+ inclusion, transgender and non-binary youth, and mental health awareness. Through personal stories and advocacy, Rowan promotes acceptance, understanding, vulnerability, and unconditional love, while encouraging people to live authentically and confront mental illness without stigma.

Rowan is the national bestselling author of two memoirs: Love Lives Here: A Story of Thriving in a Transgender Family and One Sunny Afternoon: A Memoir of Trauma and Healing. His approachable, down-to-earth writing shares experiences of family, identity, trauma, and healing. His speaking services include keynote presentations on topics such as LGBTQ2S+ inclusion, resilience, and mental health awareness, with Canadian and international inquiries handled through separate contacts.

Rowan’s work has been featured by outlets including CBC, BBC, The Independent UK, The Globe and Mail, O Magazine, and Chatelaine. In 2021, he was inducted into the Order of Ottawa for his advocacy and mental health work.