Gayle Anne Kelley is a Cultural and Community Development Specialist, peace educator, diversity consultant and documentary filmmaker. She is the founder and adviser for A Circle of Women, a global organization that educates and inspires women as future leaders and peacemakers. Gayle has traveled the world studying the history, traditions, and protocols and prophesies of indigenous peoples. She is an educator, a human rights activist, a trusted liaison for native nations and the recipient of several awards for her humanitarian service. Gayle is dedicated to building a more peaceful and socially just world and for leaving a legacy of health and well-being for the earth and future generations.
According to indigenous prophecy, this is “The Time of the Woman.” A Circle of Women explores the roles and responsibilities of women as leaders and peacemakers in the 21st century and presents contrasting views of western ideology with indigenous thinking in matters of governance, ecology, spirituality, war and peace.