Archetypes, Allegories, or Goddesses?Why are there so many goddesses that are not called goddesses in New York?19h ago19h ago
The Muse Clio: Are Religion and History Inextricably Linked?Historians today may not always focus on the spiritual meaning of an object, but there was a time when they represented different religions…Feb 13Feb 13
Faith and Freedom from the Women’s Point of ViewThe National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) has received a $2.5 million grant to support the Museum’s forthcoming exhibition, Faith and…Jan 20Jan 20
Visit the Oval Office … In New YorkCan’t get to Washington? Did you know that you can visit a replica of the Oval Office and pose for a photo … right here in New York at the…Jan 20Jan 20
Was Goddess Seshat the Original Public Historian?This book is a tribute to the Egyptian Goddess Seshat and her important role as a goddess of writing, wisdom, scribes, books, libraries…Jan 13Jan 13
Preserve Your Papers and Photos Before They Are LostIn a crisis, people do not always have the time or presence of mind to gather all important papers and photos. They may not have advanced…Jan 13Jan 13
Can We Reconstruct Mememories After Loss in a Disaster?Having some semblance of one’s history to rebuild on can help emotionally, mentally, and spiritually to have a piece of our lost history…Jan 12Jan 12
A Goddess Miracle: Lakshmi Rises from the Ashes of Los AngelesIn the midst of the devastation fires in California, one resident was able to locate a statue of the Hindu Goddess Lakshmi from his…Jan 11Jan 11
Living Goddesses at the Diwali Celebration in QueensThis annual celebration of the the Festival of Lights celebrated cultural heritage and an ancient religious practice of honoring the…Nov 3, 2024Nov 3, 2024