Presentation entitled Women Weaver-of-Worlds: Earth-based Mythopoesis in Restorative Indigenous Narratives at the AAR-WR Religion and Ecology Panel. This is Dr. Celidwen research on the exceptional capacity of stories for identity-making that impact social empowerment in marginalized Indigenous societies. Stories engender... Read More

Presentation entitled Tonanztin Coatlicue Guadalupe: Simbolism, Colonization, and Social Justice for the Indigenous Track at the Parliament of World Religions.... Read More

As part of the 4th International Conference on the Historical Links between Spain and North America this presentation advances the dialogue of psychological atonement of the intergenerational trauma imposed upon Indigenous peoples in Mexico by the Catholic Church through the... Read More

Humanity has looked for balance to establish an ethical code based on equality. Compassion can be a catalyst for self and social transformation as the basis of a new cosmological vision of interaction. Metaphors of relationality are allegories for transforming... Read More

Yuria Celidwen presents Mountainheart: Mesoamerican Myths of the Jaguar and the Mind of Humankind at the 2017 Mountains and Sacred Landscapes Conference co-organized by the International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture and The New School of... Read More

In the framework of the International Conference of the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology, this talk encourages a reflection on how the destruction of the ecosystem is the result of a collective loss of awareness of the... Read More

Presentation entitled Tonantzin-Coatlicue-Guadalupe: Symbolism, Colonization, and Social Justice.... Read More

Presentation entitled Tonantzin-Coatlicue-Guadalupe: Symbolism, Colonization, and Social Justice.... Read More