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Daniel Stevens

Daniel (He/Him) is the Director of Education Nipissing First Nation, Citizen of Nipissing First Nation, Physical Educator for 20 Years. Daniel was an Active member with Local and Regional OSSTF and Ontario Federation of Labor as well as Canadian Teachers Federation and Canadian Labor Congress before becoming the Director of Education. Daniel was also a Band Councilor for Nipissing and was elected as the 1st off reserve councillor for the nation.

Daniel (il/lui) est le directeur pédagogique de la Première nation de Nipissing, citoyen de la Première nation de Nipissing et professeur d'éducation physique depuis 20 ans. Daniel a été un membre actif des sections locales et régionales de la FEESO et de la Fédération du travail de l'Ontario, ainsi que de la Fédération canadienne des enseignantes et des enseignants et du Congrès du travail du Canada avant de devenir directeur pédagogique. Daniel a également été conseiller de bande pour Nipissing et a été le premier conseiller hors réserve de la nation à être élu.

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The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 6
The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 6: Land as Pedagogy - A Conversation with Nbisiing Secondary School in Nipissing First Nation
[ Podcast ] In the sixth episode of our podcast, we speak with Daniel Stevens, Director of Education for Nipissing First Nation, and Lacy Stevens-Farrel, Nbisiing Secondary School Principal, about land as pedagogy, specifically within Nipissing First Nation.
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