1. Teatime with Miss Liz T-E-A Open Discussion with Returning Guest Sandi Boucher "Miss Liz" Elizabeth Jean Olivia Gagnon Women Making a Difference with One Cup 1:01:56

Today, we serve T-E-A together to make a difference. Afternoon Teatime with Miss Liz April 4th, 3 pm ESTAfternoon Teatime Returning Guest from Season one is the voice of difference for the indigenous people is Sandi Boucher, Indigenous Speaker/Activist/AuthorSandi Boucher is serving up a changing tea. She understands that we don’t always have the same flow daily. Her Changing T-E-AT= Teach -Truth-Training-TeachingE= Empower-Education-Engaged- Engagement A= Activate-Aboriginal-Adults-Awareness JOIN US FOR THE LIVE SHOW WHERE YOU CAN BRING YOUR QUESTIONS, COMMENTS AND SUPPORT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE TOGETHER. WITH A QUICK SUBSCRIPTION TO MISS LIZS YOUTUBE CHANNEL BELOW: https://youtube.com/@misslizsteatimes?si=5eu0–BgowGVVHKqMEET MY GUEST: Sandi Boucher, Indigenous Speaker/Activist/AuthorSandi Bouchersandi@sandiboucher.com www.sandiboucher.com#ICreateSafeSpaces2016 Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce Business Person of the Year2016 NADF Business Woman of the YearOffering a perspective so often denied non-Indigenous Canadians, Sandi Boucher uses Anishinaabe teachings, metaphors, stories, cartoons, her infectious humour, and her undeniable wisdom to build an understanding of and respect for the Indigenous peoples she calls family, friends, and colleagues. A proud Seine River First Nation member in Treaty #3 territory in northern Ontario, Sandi is internationally recognized as an engaging speaker, traditional knowledge keeper, and best-selling author. She began her speaking career in 2009 by launching her first book “Honorary Indian.” Four books later, Sandi and her team are now laser-focused on healing both sides of the eagle feather she often refers to. With thought-provoking words, she guides, educates, empowers and encourages people to actively engage in the reconciliation process. Her audiences include First Nation communities, corporations, small to medium-sized businesses, municipalities, hospitals, school boards, universities, colleges, and participants at countless conferences and seminars. Indigenous/Canadian Reconciliation Guide#misslizsteatime#teatimewithmissliz#makingadifference#authors#indigenous#reconciliation#teachings#IndigenousPeoples#firstnations#chamberofcommerce#speaker#podcasts#livestreaming#LikeAndShare#joinus

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Elizabeth Jean Olivia Gagnon Podcaster, Author

Elizabeth Jean Olivia Gagnon, is an established Best Selling International CoAuthor, Self published International Author, International Keynote Speaker, Founder/Creator of Miss Liz Teatime and Parties, Global Peace Challenge 2020 Ambassador for Canada 🇨🇦 Former International Secretary Human Rights and Social Justice Federation, Former Director Rape Violence Atrocities Against Women AHRI, Former International Rotary Club for Great Britain and Ireland Member for Peace Envoy and Chairman for Gender Equality,Ambassador for Commonwealth Entrepreneurs Club, Radio Host, Podcast Host, Influencer, Mentor, Advocate and Change Maker for mental health,abuse, grief and peace for humanity.

She is the Founder/Creator of Miss Liz’s Tea Parties/Teatimes and Host of Teatime with Miss Liz Making a Difference One Cup at a Time.

She is a survivor of extreme abuse and a flower toward humanity. As she makes big changes in the world by creating magical events where people come together to share their stories of trauma and triumph, still she pushes through the pain.

She is also the Founder/Creator of the “TeaBag Story Award.”