Sandi L Boucher of Seine River First Nation has spent 15 years on Indigenous Canadian reconciliation. She's looking for keynote speakers and workshop leaders to connect with her audience and asks viewers to share her work.
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15 years.
Seine River First Nation.
Treaty 3 territory in Northern Ontario.
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Hello, you super duper double delicious person. You Mishko Pognan Kwei Nadishna Kasman. My name is Sandy Boucher. I'm Red Thunderbolt, woman of the Loon clan. A proud member of Seine River First Nation in Treaty 3 territory in Northern Ontario. And for the last 15 years, I've dedicated my time, energy and my heart to Indigenous Canadian reconciliation. But the reality is, I'm not the only one doing this work. And that's why the reason for this short video. If you have a keynote, you deliver a workshop, a seminar that you've designed that could assist with Indigenous Canadian reconciliation, then please send me an email directly to me and let's talk. I would love to expose people doing similar work to my following so that they get access to your products and services. You get the benefit of access to my following. It's win win. And we achieve what we are focused on, which is reconciliation. Now, if you know someone like that, please send them this video. If that's not in your wheelhouse, well, please stick around and watch my collection of videos. We are focused on reconciliation this year, and not just the national kind, but personally as well, because the best teachings in the world apply everywhere. I hope that makes sense. Don't forget to email me if you have something to offer my following. If not, welcome to my channel and I can't wait to hear what you think of the videos. I love you. Take care. Bye. Bye.
