Remarkable Communications to Collaborate with Spilling Tea Podcast to Raise Funds for 60’s Scoop Survivors

In advance of Saturday’s Truth & Reconciliation Day, and in alignment with our commitment to amplify Indigenous voices, we are elated to spotlight our latest sponsorship collaboration with the ‘Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar Trees Podcast’. 

This partnership not only helps us execute our mission to Centre, Celebrate, and Amplify Indigenous histories, perspectives, and people, but more importantly raises much needed funds for millennial and 60’s scoop survivors.

About the ‘Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar Trees Podcast’

“Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar Trees”is a powerful audio experience steered by the dynamic duo, Kate and Madz, who intertwine their rich cultural backgrounds and passions to curate stories that shed light on Indigenous realities. 

Together, they’re not just educating about reconciliation, they are living it and encouraging others to follow suit.

In season three, they’ll shed light on the powerful stories of the 60’s scoop and millennial scoop survivors. But they’re not just sharing stories; they aim to raise vital funds for the survivors, a move that resonates with our shared ethos.

Meet the Founders of ‘Spilling Labrador Tea Under Cedar Trees”

Kate (Katelynne Adams) is a proud Inuk from Kuujjuaq QC, with connections to Rankin Inlet NU. Passionate about community, decolonizing spaces, and leadership, Kate’s voice stands as a beacon of hope and strength.

Madz (Madeleine Bégin), of Mi’kmaw and French Canadièn ancestry, is an inspiring teacher dedicated to community, education, and youth-led leadership. Her commitment to these areas is changing lives, one story at a time.

About Our Collaboration

Our partnership begins with a community agreement rooted in Indigenous values and practices. 

In this collaborative sponsorship, our interactions and actions are guided by Indigenous values. Through our community agreement with Spilling Tea, we are committed to employing Indigenous methods of conflict resolution,  dialogue, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to harmony and understanding. 

Collaborating with Kate and Madz allows us to contribute actively to their podcast’s production, administration, marketing, and technical needs, ensuring these important stories reach as many ears as possible. By providing tangible support through our facilities (link to Google page), and much-needed funding, we hope to both raise money for survivors and inspire other settlers to take meaningful action towards reconciliACTION.

In essence, our collaboration is a testament to what we stand for. We believe in the power of stories to bridge divides, open minds, and inspire collective action toward healing. We hope you will join us in supporting this podcast specifically, and reconciliation generally, to create a more inclusive, respectful, and positive future for Indigenous communities.

The Impact and Your Role

Stories have the power to bridge gaps, open minds, and inspire action. In this collaboration, we aim to do just that. But true reconciliation can’t be done alone. 

We urge you to:

1. Subscribe to the Podcast:

• Apple Podcasts
• Spotify
• Google Podcasts

Knowledge is empowerment. By subscribing, you are not only educating yourself but also showing your solidarity with the Indigenous community.

2. Donate Regularly: Consider setting up regular donations to the 60’s Scoop Survivor Association. Your contribution can make a world of difference in a survivor’s life.

3. Amplify the Message: Sharing ensures these stories don’t remain confined. Share the podcast with your network, friends, and family and get the word out. 

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