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About Us: Travelers/Helpers

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James Wilbur Walton

The late Tlingit elder James Wilbur Walton, was an inspiration for a myriad of people through his lifetime of work on behalf of indigenous people. Jim always talked about the indigenous teaching that says "There won't be peace on earth until the voices of the grandmothers are heard." Though he has passed to the next world, his teachings and life work provided the inspiration for us to learn more. We forever honor and remember him.  

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Tatyana Martynova and Nadia Noeva

Tatyana Martynova  (left) who was also interviewed for the project, lives in Yakutsk, Sakha  Republic (Yakutia). She is a psychologist who is one of the women  responsible for starting the first women's centers in the Republic in  Cherski, one of the northernmost villages in the world. Tonya currently  works with women and handicapped children in Yakutsk. A portion of the  proceeds from this project will go to help fund a center for women and  children in that city.

Nadia Noeva (right)  is an English teacher and professional translator in Yakutsk, Sakha  Republic. One of her life dreams has been to capture the beauty and  majesty of her traditional Sakha culture and become a filmmaker. She  served as the translator for the project and as the primary filmmaker.

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Cheryl Eldemar

Cheryl Eldemar works for  an environmental group protecting the world's oceans. She  currently lives in Juneau, Alaska. Cheryl has dedicated her life to  helping to preserve her Tlingit culture and to preserving mother earth.  Cheryl is also an accomplished artist.

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Victoria Linssen

Victoria Linssen is an  award-winning photographer and documentary filmmaker whose mission is to  tell conscious visual stories that uplift and inspire people to take  better care of our world. She is a cum laude graduate of the Brooks  Institute of Photography in Ventura,  CA and has Bachelor of Science degrees in Visual Journalism and  Business Finance. The emphasis in her visual career has been in the  nonprofit sector developing :truetories that bring awareness to worthwhile  projects.

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Lisa Barbee


Lisa Barbee  is a singer/songwriter from Ojai, California whose inspiration for writing comes from her life experiences.   Lisa says her ability to write has been a gift from God and she hopes  to use it to lift others up in some way.  She  lives life simply, hoping  to make a positive difference to her  fellow travelers. Lisa's  contributions to the project include our theme song "Listen to Their  Voices" and "The Good Red Road."



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David Schermerhorn

David Schermerhorn wrote  and co-produced the critically acclaimed independent film "Broken  Vessels"  which won the Audience Award for “Best Film” at the Los  Angeles Independent Film Festival, was nominated for a British  Independent Film Award and was an official selection at the Toronto Film  Festival. The film was hailed by Variety as one of the “Top Ten  Independent Films” of the year.  David has directed a number of award-winning short films including, "Angryman", He was an Executive Producer of the documentary series, “Chapel Of  Love” for ABC Family and “Driving Force” for A&E Networks.  David freely gave his expertise and talents to help The Women's Voices Project. 

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Sarah Hawley

Sarah Hawley is a  singer/songwriter and a healer, who also freely gave of her talents to  the Women's Voices Project. Sarah has worked as a Shaman and a therapist  for 20 years. She finds time to also perform with local improve theater  groups and has written numerous songs that can be found on Itunes.  Sarah donated the songs "Believe" and "God's Will" to our project and  has provided support and guidance to us along the journey.

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