Our Team
Amanda Gauthier
Amanda Gauthier is an Indigenous woman raised in child welfare who is now a mother, pipe carrier, partner, and university graduate. Despite the impact of stereotypes, Amanda found love and stability in her partner and family. In 2023, she completed her Master of Social Work – Indigenous Knowledge degree.
Her determination drives her passion for helping families overcome challenges. With over 15 years of experience in youth engagement and advocacy, Amanda uses a trauma-informed and strength-based approach as a child welfare supervisor, focusing on decolonizing systems affecting Indigenous children.
Darryl Buck
A Cree/Inninew prominent in indigenous singing, songwriting and very attuned to indigenous culture. Born and raised in Opaskwayak Cree Nation, renowned for being a 2018 Best Hand Drum Album nominee for the album release of HOPE in 2017. Also, a 2021 album release named "Pray For Me" in which cross-genre collaborators took part in the making. Regularly travelling to communities across turtle island and taking part in round dances during the winter months is a proud way of life that is the biggest part in his music.