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Click on the Adinkra Symbol, Odo Nnyew Fie Kwan Translation: Love never loses its way home.
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Going the distance!! LIVING with Alzheimers
Audri Scott Williams is available for speaking engagements.
Contact: audri.stf@gmail.com
I invite you to join me and the Trail of Dreams Team as we continue to walk gently on Mother Earth bringing peace
and well being to ourselves and the world in which we live. PEACE Walking as Ritual is an engaging booklet that shares
our process of becoming "peace walkers."
Walking gently on Mother Earth allows us to slow down, breath, and
become inspired. Creatively charged, we can go forward and embrace the part of ourselves for which the world is waiting. With
courageous intent and a peacefilled heart (as my elder, now ancestor, Hale Makua, would say,) " Together, we can
sing this planet awake."
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Join PEACE TALKS with Audri Scott Williams and the Trail of Dreams World Peace Walkers
on Life Conversations, this Friday (TODAY), July 31st (EST),
from 12noon to 1pm. Our guests today is Nana Korantema, founder and Chief Creative Officer of StarSpirit International, Inc. A Chief Shamam/Ghana,
West Africa & Philadelphia, she Returns to Atlanta, Georgia for a Lecture/Workshop: Commitment to Self and to Relationships
& African Traditional Healing on August 8th at 6pm at 461 Mount Eagle Trace
Stone Mountain, GA 30087. For more information contact Elizabeth at 678-437-7225.
Mikuak Rai will share an update on THE PEOPLE'S RALLY-Medicare for ALL!- that took place on
Sunday, July 26 from 1pm - 4pm @ Malcolm X Park in Washington, DC.
Join PEACE TALKS with Audri Scott Williams and the Trail of Dreams World Peace Walkers
on Life Conversations, this Friday, July 17th, from 12non to 1pm. Our guests today is Kimmie Weeks, a pioneer
for change; a humanitarian and peace activist. Kimmie Weeks has worked to alleviate poverty and human suffering in Africa
and around the world since he was fourteen years old. Kimmie was born in Liberia 1981. When he was nine, Kimmie came face
to face with civil war, human suffering, and death.
Kimmie Weeks has worked to alleviate poverty and human suffering in Africa and around the world since he was fourteen years
old. Kimmie was born in Liberia 1981. When he was nine, Kimmie came face to face with civil war, human suffering, and death.Over
the years, Kimmie has formed partnerships and led organizations that have provided education to thousands of students in West
Africa, lobbied the disarmament of over 20,000 child soldiers, and provided health care and recreation supplies to children.
In 1998, Kimmie Weeks investigated and released a groundbreaking report on the Liberian government’s involvement
in the training children as soldiers. As a result, former Liberian President Charles Taylor made several attempts to assassinate
him until he fled Liberia and was granted political asylum in the United States. Once he came to the United States, Kimmie
Weeks established an International organization called Youth Action International to support the needs of families living
in post war countries. In 2008, Youth Action International’s programs benefited close to 150,000 people in six post
war African countries.
Kimmie Weeks is the recipient of the 2007 Golden Brick Award which honors young people under
25 years old who are working to change the world. Also in 2007, Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf presented Kimmie
with Liberia’s highest honor by decorating him Knight Grand Commander in the Humane Order of African Redemption. Kimmie
is the youngest recipient of this honor. He is also featured in the new book Peace in Our Lifetime as an international peacemaker,
along with Nelson Mandela, Gandhi, and Martin Luther King, Jr. In 2008, MTV Canada and Discovery Chanel International profiled
Kimmie’s work as part of a new reality series called 4REAL.
Creative Officer of StarSpirit International, Inc. A Chief Shamam/Ghana,
West Africa & Philadelphia, she Returns to Atlanta, Georgia for a Lecture/Workshop: Commitment to Self and to Relationships
Kimmie Weeks has worked to alleviate poverty and human suffering in Africa and around the world since he was fourteen years
old. Kimmie was born in Liberia 1981. When he was nine, Kimmie came face to face with civil war, human suffering, and death.Over
the years, Kimmie has formed partnerships and led organizations that have provided education to thousands of students in West
Africa, lobbied the disarmament of over 20,000 child soldiers, and provided health care and recreation supplies to children.
