Dana Chaulk née Sanregret is a Métis educator from Alberta. She is an Education Doctoral student, studying how to realign the current approach to educational leadership  with Métis principles and nêhiyawêwin (Cree) guidance. She is an advocate of changing educational structures and pedagogy to reflect the needs of today’s children, their families, and communities by bringing in the spirit of wâhkôhtowin and practices of opikinawasowin.

Dana is a daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, niece, and aunt, who understands the importance of developing positive, healthy relationships to facilitate the building of knowledge and skills by our young people and empower them to take risks in the development of their self-identity.