Audri Scott Williams led the Trail of Dreams World Peace Walkers over 6 continents, and the 13 Moon Walk 4 Peace across America. She has received awards for her service to humanity, including: The Presidential Certificate of Merit (President Bill Clinton), HBO Hearing Her Voice, Telling Her Story; Volvo for Life American Heroes Award; and the 2008 URI Bowes Award to the Trail of Dreams Team (awarded in India). She holds a Master’s degree, Naropa University in Indigenous Science; a BA in Criminology, University of Tampa; with post graduate studies at Harvard University, University of Maryland, and American University. She is a woman of considerable professional accomplishments: the Interim Global Indigenous Coordinator for the United Religions Initiative; the co-convener of the Hidden Seeds Global Indigenous Gathering; an Apprentice with the WorldWide Indigenous Science Network; a former Dean of Instruction at the Institute of Divine Wisdom in Atlanta, Ga.; Dean of Continuing Education and Community Service at Charles County Community College; co-founded a youth theatrical company, Uprising; Global Trustee for the United Religions Initiative; Co-Chair of The Red Flame for Freedom Movement to end Modern Day Slavery; authored several books; a dynamic public speaker and producer. Most recently, Audri is a candidate for the US House of Representatives in the 2018 elections, in her home state of Alabama.