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Scholar Salon 39

Ecologist Cristina Eisenberg shows how combining Western Science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), which is based on Indigenous matriarchal wisdom, can create solutions to our most pressing conservation and social justice problems. Salon Recordings are a member benefit of Association for the Study of Women and Mythology.

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Scholar Salon 36

“The Fire of Umai, a call to our sacred Indigenous power” with Apela Colorado Thursday,  February 10, 2022 Moderated by Kathryn Henderson As told in the final chapter of her recently released book Woman Between the Worlds, Apela Colorado, PhD, and a group of healers were hiking a mountain in Kyrgyzstan 12 years ago, passing …

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Scholar Salon 35

Scholar Salon 35: "Listening to the Land" Novelist Elizabeth Cunningham shares how her encounters with place shaped The Maeve Chronicles, a series of award-winning novels featuring a feisty Celtic Magdalen. During her twenty years of research and writing, Elizabeth traveled to the Hebrides, Wales, Italy, Israel, France, Turkey, and England. Over and over, she discovered that the land itself has stories to tell to those who will listen

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Pre-publication ~ ASWM Proceedings: “Maternal Thinking”

MATERNAL THINKING:  Gifts, Mothers’ Bodies, and Earth

We are putting the finishing touches on Volume 4 of our Proceedings anthologies, and we anticipate the launch in June of this year. For now, we are offering a special pre-publication discount, and discounts on Volumes 1 – 3, for anyone who attends the symposium.

The Association for the Study of Women and Mythology is dedicated to presenting the stories and values of cultures that honor our mother the earth and life-giving relationships of reciprocity and gift giving among all who dwell here. Our Proceedings Volume 4 draws on “maternal thinking”, a feminist perspective that reflects on  mothering as a model for and a model of caring relations that involve gift giving and reciprocity.  This expansive conception of mothering is not limited to biological mothers.  Several contributions by indigenous women share stories honoring care-giving practices taught to humans by other than humans, including the earth, elemental forces of nature, and various animals and other living creatures. Other chapters bring new understandings of mothering relations in myths and goddess stories from Europe as well as Kurdish culture, ancient Jewish writings, and Buddhism.  Maternal thinking enriches our understanding of the past and feeds a vision of the future in which all life is respected and preserved.  

MATERNAL THINKING   V4 Table of Contents

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Organizations in the Arts and Culture Hall

Graduate Programs, Publications, and Online Resources

We are excited to offer Arts and Culture Hall “booths” where organizations related to our mission share resources through videos and links, and may be available for face-to-face conversations with you!  You may access these booths any time from April 3 to April 18 2022,  by signing in (after you register) and selecting the Culture Hall at the top menu. Sign up at the booth to receive news about their work, see their videos, leave messages, and meet other attendees at the “table” at each booth.

Maternal Gift Economy  ~ Movement

CIIS Women’s Spirituality Program


Southwestern College Visionary Practice and Regenerative Leadership  Program

Goddess, Ink