Committees
AENQ committees
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Aboriginal committee
This committee is composed ofthe President and one aboriginal person per sector according to the nation concerned.
- Larry Imbeault, president
- Caroline Oweetaluktuk, Inuk representative, KSB Support Staff
- Jeannie McKee, Cree representative , Support Staff CSB
- Ida Faries, Cree representative, Teacher CSB
- Vacant, Inuk representative, KSB Teacher
- Vacant, Cree representative, Childcare Centers
- Eugène Petiquay, representative, Atikamekw, First Nation council Schools
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Status of women committee
Mandate
The SWC-AENQ has a vigilant role in making the issue of Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal women a constant concern in all aspects of the life of the AENQ. In this sense, the SWC-AENQ:
- Reflecting and analysing issues affecting women’s status;
- Raise awareness and advice to AENQ Executive Committee members on issues affecting women’s living and working conditions;
- Makes recommendations and advises on topics specifically affecting women;
- It encourages, encourages, and encourages women’s participation in trade union life;
- Sees to the integration of its files in the actions of the AENQ.
Composition
- 1 woman Inuk
- 1 woman Eeyou/Eenou
- 1 woman Atikamekw
- 3 non-aboriginalwomen, one working in Nunavik, one in Eeyou Istchee and one in an Atikamekw community
- 1 person political leader (vice-presidency of the AENQ) without the right to vote
- 1 godmother, member of the CSQ EC (to be confirmed) without the right to vote
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Youth committee
Mandate
The YC-AENQ has a vigilant role in making the issues of young people a constant concern in all aspects of the life of the AENQ.In this sense, the YC-AENQ:
- Promotes consideration of the situation, concerns of the rights and aspirations of young people in the debates and orientations of AENQ;
- Conducts surveys on youth values and trade unionism;
- It encourages the integration of young people into union life at all levels of the organisation.
Composition
- 1 Inuk under the age of 35
- 1 Eeyou/Eenouunder the age of 35
- 1 Atikamekwunder the age of 35
- 3 non-aboriginalpersons under the age of 35, one working in Nunavik, one in Eeyou Istchee and one in an Atikamekw community
- 1 person political leader (AENQ presidency) without the right to vote
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Actes committee
Daniel Charest,KSB-Teachers sector director (E4), ACTES CSQ committee member
Sector DirectorS9 : TBD
Marie-Julie Laniel-Corriveau,CSB-Teacher Sector Director(E3) (à partir du 1 juillet 2022)
Paul Washipabano,Sector DirectorS8Rencontre comité ACTES du 7 novembre 2021 (en français seulement)
Présentation semaine nationale EVB – 2019 (En français seulement)
Joint committees
Kativik joint committees
E4
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At risk students committee
AENQ
Daniel Charest, KSB-Teachers sector director (E4)
Kathleen Erickson, Kangiqsualujjuaq, Teacher
Aftab Ahmed Khan, Inukjuak (in election on October 9), KSB Support Staff (S9)
Peter Thomas, professionalKSB
Erik Olsthoorn – Director of School Operations
Tunu Napartuk – Director, Complementary Services
Marcel Duplessis – HR Director
Jasmine John – Assistant Director – Complementary Services -
Commission committee
AENQ
Daniel Charest, KSB-Teachers sector director (E4)
Alexander Foreman, Teacher, Kangiqsualujjuaq
Nicolas Gauthier, Teacher, KuujjuaqKSB
Erik Olsthoorn – Directeur SO
Mark Brazeau – School Administrator
Samantha Doig, HR Director
Quppia Kaitak, School Director, Pigiurvik, Salluit -
Adult education committee
Coordination : Daniel Charest, KSB KSB-Teachers sector director (E4)
Regional Manager FGA : Zenaida Elena Vrabie, Salluit
Directeur ( interim), EDA/AdEd : Mamadou Diop
Assistant Director : EDA/AdEd : Vacant
S9
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CRT committee
To come
Cree joint committees
E3
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At risk students committee
There was no EHDAA committee this year.
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Commission committee
Luc Lefebvre
Wiinibekuu School
WaskaganishShanmon Henry
Mettawescum School
NemaskaFrankie Vallée
Sabtuan Adult Education
MistissiniMarie-Julie Laniel-Corriveau
Annie Whiskeychan Mémorial School
Waskaganish
S8
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CRT committee
To come