Important Contingency Plan for 2023 Conference

2023 ASWM Conference Contingencies

Thank you to over 100 members and friends who responded to our recent survey. You told us that you prefer an affordable in-person event, and so do we! We are working diligently on plans for our Spring Conference. We will be in beautiful (and very affordable) Central New York on May 5th and 6th with a special optional event planned for the 4th.

 However, as you know, ASWM is a small nonprofit organization funded through memberships. As such we have to have a contingency plan, especially in these uncertain times. For 2023, our plan relies on early commitments to attend. 

Our plans for an in-person event are based on an adequate number of paid registrations by February 5th 2023. Otherwise, we will have to modify our conference from a live, two-day, face-to-face event, to a one-day, completely virtual format.  We will continue to update you through our newsletter and website as time goes on. 

All accepted presenters will be notified of acceptance by January 27th and decisions regarding our event format will be announced by February 6th.  See below for Call for Proposals and Submission Form.

Please plan to join us by registering for our 2023 ASWM Conference no later than February 5th, 2023.  Registration links are forthcoming, with early bird pricing.

We deeply appreciate the flexibility of our members and friends over the years, and the feedback that you give us about our event planning. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

2023 Call for Proposals ASWM

2023 Proposal Submission Form

Scholar Salon 45

The Founder/Director of the Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation, Dr. Wagner explores a new intersectional approach to the 19th century woman’s rights movement and the Indigenous influence on suffragists.

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Scholar Salon 43

A frequent theme of myths worldwide is the marriage of humans with bears. In Native North American tradition, the story of women who marry bears typically begin with violations of protocol, including being disrespectful to bears, who are able to shapeshift into handsome young men.

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Scholar Salon 42

Drawing from Six Nations longhouse traditionalist oral tradition and matrilineal structures, Elder Mohawk midwife Katsi Cook, director of the Spirit Aligned Leadership Program, will present elements of her visionary perspective on restoring sacredness to the process of birthing.

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Scholar Salon 40

This Salon features a conversation between two remarkable women who have blended scholarship and arts to create beautiful and memorable divination decks, Vicki Noble and Lisa Levart.

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