Yvette Daniel

Dr. Yvette Daniel is an Associate Professor at the University of Windsor's Faculty of Education. Her work focuses on educational leadership for social justice, policy analysis, and equity in education. She leads the SSHRC-funded 'Pedagogies of Repair and Reconciliation (Tikkun)' project promoting youth civic engagement across Canada, Kosovo, and South Africa. Her research integrates technology, community education, and marginalized groups' empowerment.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Education, York University
• M.Ed., York University
• B.A., York University
• Teacher’s Certification, David Yellin’s Hebrew Teacher’s College, Jerusalem

Research Interests: Dr. Daniel’s work spans educational leadership for marginalized communities, technology’s role in equitable education, and fostering youth civic engagement through innovative partnerships. She emphasizes integrating mindfulness, critical pedagogy, and restorative justice frameworks into educational practices.

Grants & Awards:

• SSHRC Partnership Development Grant (2014-2017)

Advising & Grants: Supervised 4 graduate students in recent years and leads multidisciplinary collaborations. Her grants focus on global youth engagement and educational equity.

Key Projects: The Tikkun partnership applies the Jewish concept of 'world repair' to foster civic action among marginalized youth internationally, blending local and global perspectives in restorative justice practices.