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Scholar Salon 85

Scholar Salon #85:I n this presentation, Dr. Heather Taylor highlights how Hades’ four immortal horses, who emerge from the ground in the abduction of Persephone, play a role in the goddess’s transformation where she reigns as Queen of the underworld.

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Scholar Salon 83

Scholar Salon #83: Dr. Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan, "Sharing the Himdag Perspective" discusses Tohono O'odham values regarding land, water rights, food production, and right relationship with the NSF Kitt Peak Observatory.

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Scholar Salon 82

Scholar Salon #82 with researchers Dr. Andrea Fleckinger and Simone Plaza-Finis, exploring how insights from matriarchal cultures regarding the "principle of care" can illuminate pathways to fostering abundance and wholeness in Western contexts.

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Scholar Salon 81

Scholar Salon with author Hilary Giovale:"This session will include discussion about the reclamation of European mythologies, languages, women’s history, and plant lore as a source of strength and resilience for white-identifying settlers who wish to become better relatives to Indigenous, Black, and Immigrant communities on Turtle Island."

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