ASWM Scholar Salon 15 with Idoia Arana-Beobide "When the Moon and Sun are Daughters of Mother Earth: Analysis of Basque Mythology" , moderated by Mary Jo Neitz, Wednesday October 21, 2020.
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Words are magic. They operate on many levels through both sound and symbol. Egyptian priests understood that language and thought could create realities if the exact words are uttered at the right time, properly intoned, and filled with intention. They called their magical language of hieroglyphic symbols medju neter, which is literally translated as “the Word of God.” These symbols were said to have been created by Isis and Thoth, and were presided over by the goddess Seshet, keeper of the Akashic records.
ASWM Scholar Salon 12: "The MASKS OF THE GODDESS Project" with Lauren Raine, moderated by Simone Clunie, Wednesday August 26, 2020.
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ASWM Scholar Salon 13: "Redeeming Ancient Agriculture from the Dustbin," with Vicki Noble. moderated by Joan Cichon, Wednesday September 23, 2020.
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Ecofeminist activism works to address and transform the interconnected injuries to folks and to nature caused by attitudes of sexism, racism, classism, speciesism, and more. It does not exist in a vacuum and is connected to movements beyond the ecological. In this presentation, I first briefly discuss the foundational ideas of ecofeminism and then examine how ecofeminism connects to current activist movements. Lastly, I present examples of ways folks are connecting their ecofeminists visions with current movements.
Jeannette Kiel PhD is an ecofeminist activist, artist, and scholar. Jeannette believes that all forms of injustice are interconnected to nature and that these must be addressed to create real change and transformation for peace to thrive in our world. Her artwork also addresses her identification as a Mestiza or mixed-race Philipino-Black woman. Jeannette teaches Psychology and Women and Gender Studies at Sacramento City College and Gender Studies and Ethnic Studies at CSU Stanislaugh. Jeannette earned a Ph.D. in Women’s Spirituality from the California Institute of Integral Studies (San Francisco), an MA in Women’s Studies from San Diego State University, and BA in Psychology from Alliant International University (San Diego). For more information: www.jeannettekiel.com.
Afrotree by Jeannette Kiel
Save these Dates for Upcoming Salons:
November 18 at 3pm Eastern Standard Time Hieroglyphic Thinking Normandi Ellis
December 2 at Noon Eastern Standard Time Deep Economy: The Maternal Gift Genevieve Vaughan
January 13 at 3pm Eastern Standard Time The Creative Soul in the midst of Winter Jean Shinoda Bolen
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