Join Christine with her special guest Max Dashú, teacher of global women's history and heritages through images. Christine and Max will be speaking about Max's DVD "Women's Power in Global Perspective" which details the lost history of women in power throughout the ages.This is sure to be a fascinating conversation!
Max Dashú teaches global women's history and heritages through images. She founded the Suppressed Histories Archives in 1970 to research female spheres of power, goddess
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[/caption]veneration, shamanic arts, mother-right, patriarchy and the history of domination. Drawing on a collection of over 20,000 images, she has created over one hundred visual presentations, and presented them at universities around North America, and at community centers, conferences, festivals, prisons, libraries, and schools. (See http://www.suppressedhistories.net)
Dashú has spoken at many universities and at international conferences in Germany, Bulgaria, and Britain. Her articles have appeared in Goddesses in World Culture (Praeger, 2010) and various journals and anthologies. She teaches online courses and webinars, maintains a blog (http://www.sourcememory.net/veleda/ ) and has published several posters of female iconography in archaeology. Her acclaimed dvd Women's Power in Global Perspective was released in 2008, and a second movie, Woman Shaman: the Ancients, is now in production.
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