Teatime with Miss Liz T-E-A Open Discussion with Newton Vanriel

Finishing off this Thursday, August 17th, at 7 pm EST, is Newton Vanriel coming and sharing his children's book called “The Adventures of the Soul Sista,” speaking on gender equality and family. Live streaming to multiple platforms and podcast stations and apps. The live show can be seen on Miss Liz's Youtube channel below. Please give it a quick subscription and be notified when teatime is live. https://youtube.com/@misslizsteatimesNewton is a professional fundraiser with over 25 years of political, nonprofit and consulting experience(Established -By Knowledge Solution Consulting 17 years ago). Bestselling author of The Adventures of the Soul Sistas. Successful Soccer Coach for 8 years. Church Leader of the preschool program for 5 years. Volunteer chair for various nonprofits, including Tropicana and Scarborough Housing Help. Married for 30 years (partner a successful civil servant for 35 years). Daughter Alexandra - 27 - completed Masters in Food and Health Inspection. Son - Jordan - 24. Mechanical Engineer Graduate - a full-time engineer at a tech company and former hockey/soccer star. Cross fit fan and fitness fan. Completed Tough Mudder, two 10k runs, and a variety of 5k runs. He received the City of Pickering Cultural Diversity Award in May 2023. Summary of the book:https://www.soulsistasbook.ca/Charm and Dawn are soul Sistas from the heart. They share everything and have the best adventures on their Spirit family farm. When their parents, Alexandra and Nathan(both from Toronto), adopted them from birth—first Charm, then Dawn—the two girls were by each other’s sides from day one. But living in a rural town, not everyone saw the true beauty of the Spirit family. Polite but distant, the town was wary of a Black family with two diverse daughters—one Black and one White. Charm and Dawn, though, knew that this was a superpower, and they created their world to show others how great it is to be part of the soul of Sista’s dynamics. My book highlights the book's themes – acceptance, inclusion and the power of “Family.”