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Dianne Jenett discusses the largest annual women’s ritual in the world and the themes of: the essential equality of all people and religions, the necessity to share life-sustaining resources, and the inherent power of women seeking justice.

Monica Mody brings together scholarly commentary and original poetry in her presentation to wonder at some of the likely dimensions of the relationship between animal and Yogini (aspecting/manifesting the Goddess in her totality, as per tantric understandings).

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.

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.