Scholar Salon 7

ASWM Scholar Salon 7 with Annie Finch "Poetic Rhythm and the Goddess", moderated by Kathryn Henderson, PhD. Wednesday, June 24, 2020 live event.

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Scholar Salon 6

ASWM Scholar Salon 6: "Tlazohteotl: Spirit of Divine Love," with Anne Key and Verónica Iglesias, moderated by Mary Jo Neitz, June 10, 2020.

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Scholar Salon 5

Scholar Salon 5: "Wild Felines and Divine Females as Guardians of Sacred Place"
with Dr. Miranda Shaw, moderated by Simone Clunie, Wednesday, May 27, 2020.

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Scholar Salon 4

ASWM Scholar Salon 4 “La Frontierra Chingada:Mythic Motherhood on the Borderlands” with Emily Packer, Filmmaker and moderated by Natasha Redina. Recorded live online Wednesday, February 22, 2020. Feature Film screening and presentation by the filmmaker.

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Scholar Salon 3

"Lessons from the Roadless Road- Mongolia 2019" with Arieahn Matamonasa, Ph.D.: In the Summer of 2019, Matamonasa traveled to Mongolia to visit the people of Khuvdgal, the Darkhad Valley and Tsagaan Nuur. These people represent the world’s oldest shamanic traditions that have persisted despite years of persecution and oppression.

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