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Scott Stadum

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Scott
Stadum

Palmer and Signe's grandson, Rod's son, and the builder-curator turning documents, photographs, recordings, travel, and family memory into a living archive.

Overview

Scott's story is about archive-building and movement: family roots, oral history, international service, and the work of connecting the archive.

Explore his career in open-government digital communications and public service in his Transparency & Service Story, and follow his full global travel route in his My Movements Around the World.

My Movements Around the World

Watch the journey across the globe following my Timeline locations.

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Life Events

Timeline

1977
Born inCambridge, Ohio

Scott Jeremy Stadum is born to Rodney and Kathy Stadum on May 3, 1977.

1977–1994
Cambridge, Ohio

Childhood years in Guernsey County, Ohio.

Cambridge City Park, Ohio

1994–1995
English Harbour, Antigua

Resided in the Caribbean during a family posting in English Harbour. See also Kathy Bode's biography and My Movements Around the World.

1995–1996
Cambridge, Ohio

Returned to Cambridge, Ohio for a year before college.

Cambridge Senior High School, Ohio

1996–2001
Bowling Green, Ohio

Five years at Bowling Green State University developing digital media and coding projects.

1997
The BG News – Brief Overlap

Five months working alongside Kristin Stadum at the student newspaper The BG News at Bowling Green State University. See The BG News Era.

2001–2003
Lakeville, Minnesota

Suburban Minneapolis-St. Paul residence and digital work prior to international deployment. My Movements Around the World

2003–2005
Georgetown, Guyana–Peace Corps

Grassroots service compiling local Guyanese blog aggregators, supporting kids music camps, and organizing Timehri Film screenings.

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2005–2008
Washington, D.C.

First chapter in D.C., working in digital marketing, tools training, and nonprofit technology. Read the full story →

2008–2010
Buenos Aires, Argentina– Idealist.org

Resided in South America working on regional digital advocacy projects at Idealist.org. My Movements Around the World

2010–2013
Washington, D.C.– Sunlight Foundation & NPR

Second D.C. chapter: led open-government advocacy and transparency manuals as a tools evangelist and writer at the Sunlight Foundation , then worked on digital strategy and communications at National Public Radio .

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2015–2016
Tbilisi, Georgia– Transparency International

Resided in Eastern Europe with Transparency International, analyzing cybersecurity threat metrics and securing network infrastructure.

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2016
Faribault, Minnesota

Brief residence in Rice County, Minnesota.

2016–2020
Alameda, California

First Bay Area chapter, working on accessibility columns and disabled traveler advocacy. Read the story →

Scott Stadum in Alameda

2020–2023
Faribault, Minnesota

Returned to Rice County during this period, continuing archival and digital work near Kathy Bode.

2024–2026
Alameda, California

Returned to the San Francisco Bay Area, establishing his current home and continuing digital archiving. My Movements Around the World

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Scott Stadum – Building the Archive

Planned audio story from reference packets about Rod's oral history, inherited documents, travel/service, and the archive build.

Story Graph

Scott's relationship and story graph connects people, places, and key transparency stories.

Media

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Archive Evidence

Sources

Family Note · Reviewed
Lived-Place Sequence
Scott's lived-place sequence is family-supplied and should be treated as reviewed family context once confirmed.
Scott Stadum · June 2026
Oral History · Private Archive
Rodney Stadum Oral History
Rod's oral history is central to Scott's archive-building story.
Recorded by Scott Stadum · Rugby, ND · 2019 · View source note →
Obituary · External
Kathy A. Bode obituary is a family-context reference link to review.
Boldt Funeral Home · View source note →