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Scott Barta Discusses American Indian Movement on Inner Game

KDNK | By Gwen Garcelon

Published November 2, 2017 at 4:30 PM MDT

This month’s guest is Scott Barta, whose Indian heritage is Sioux and Winnebago. Scott’s parents were active in the American Indian Movement throughout the 70’s. And he is continuing their example of activism, especially as it relates to bringing women back into roles of leadership. Scott’s partner is Tara Sheahan who was our guest last month.

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Gwen Garcelon

My life’s commitment is to nurture and expand the innate capacity in myself and others to embody a world of beauty, unity, health and justice. As a staff member of the international citizen action group RESULTS, I coached and trained volunteer political advocates worldwide for more than a decade in the movement to end poverty. I learned about being a game-changer by working alongside visionary leaders like Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Muhammad Yunus; Lynne Twist of The Hunger Project and founder of The Pachamama Alliance; and Marshall Saunders, founder of Citizens' Climate Lobby.

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