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Scholar Salon 72

ASWM Scholar Salon with Guadalupe Urbina, internationally known singer-songwriter and researcher, whose work explores the rich oral tradition and stories of the Guanacaste region of Costa Rica. To tell her story of identity and culture, she has ventured into painting, children's books and poetry as extensions of her musicality.

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Scholar Salon 71

ASWM Scholar Salon with Jamie Figueroa. "Mother Island: A Daughter Claims Puerto Rico" In her memoir, novelist Jamie Figueroa excavates her roots from her childhood, cutting into them across generations and unearthing them on the island of Puerto Rico, the homeland of her Taíno ancestors. 

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Scholar Salon 69

ASWM Scholar Salon with Dr. Donna Giancola. In the Name of the Goddess: A Biophilic Ethic. "A biophilic ethic goes beyond traditional ethical theories by incorporating a a perspective of inter-connectedness and co-dependency with Nature.  By invoking the mythical notion of justice, it becomes embodied, and personal, reflecting a subtle shift of consciousness".

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Salon 67

ASWM Scholar Salon with Dr. Joan Cichon She argues that Bronze Age Crete was a Goddess-centered, woman-centered, matriarchal society, based on the latest archaeological findings and the emergent fields of archaeomythology and modern matriarchal studies.

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Scholar Salon 64

ASWM Scholar Salon with Vanessa Johnson: "Telling the stories and legends of African Goddesses rejects patriarchy as the central power of spirituality and shifts traditional male bound forms of spiritual discourse."

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