Joel Syrette is an Ojibwe Anishinaabe from Batchewana First Nation. He has worked in Indigenous education across both the public and university sectors and continues to teach as a part-time professor. Joel was raised in the cultural and ceremonial life ways of his people, where he learned the importance of humility, service, and walking in a good way. He is a lifelong learner of Anishinaabemowin and has been involved in efforts to support language and cultural revitalization in his community and beyond. As a musician and powwow MC, Joel has been honoured to help host cultural celebrations and gatherings across Turtle Island. He brings with him a heart for the people and offers his voice in support of the spirit and intent of the Robinson Huron Treaty.
