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| Affiliation | Green |
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| Name | David Daughton |
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| Info | David has over 30 years of co-operative development experience, chiefly on projects linking personal and planetary health issues with economic development and global fairness. David’s primary focus is to create a culture of sustainable opportunity for youth within both the Atlantic Region and the Co-operative Sector.
David is an active volunteer on issues ranging from standards development to climate change. Current activities involve participation in the Atlantic node of the SSHRC research project on the Social Economy, as well as on the Steering Committee of the PEI Eco-Net de l'Î-P-É, and organizations such as the Canadian Worker Co-opeartive Federation, Community Legal Information Association, and the Canadian General Standards Board.
David writes articles, essays and poetry, and has acted as external advisor for reports and journals, including Environment Canada’s “Report on Human Health and the Environment”. David represented PEI on the Canadian Environmental Network (CEN) National Steering Committee for two terms and was elected CEN Chair for two years. He is a founder member of CEN's Health Caucus, serving as co-chair for four years. An original member of Food-Net, of the Atlantic Canadian Organic Regional Network (ACORN) and of the Community Health Promotion Network Atlantic (CHPNA), David’s passion for health information led to his selection as Chair of PEI's Health Information Resource Centre, where he reinforced the role of the broad determinants of health (such as income, social support networks, environment, gender and culture) as key factors in creating and maintaining good health. David was the Year 2000 recipient of the Quebec-Labrador Foundation “Caring For the Earth Award”.
David grew up in England and Wales, studying in Cambridge and York before moving to Québec. He has made his home on Prince Edward Island for the past 25 years and lives by the water in Mermaid, with his wife and children.
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