The most recent addition to our residency program has been Polly Wood, MFA, MA an accomplished singer, songwriter, drummer, artist, actor and independent scholar. In her various areas of expertise and representative media, Polly strives to focus on the “preservation of the sacred feminine.” Through her residency, you will come to see her passion forContinue reading “Mom Residency Highlights Actor, Singer-Songwriter-Drummer, Artist & Independent Scholar Polly Wood”
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This Year For Mothers’ Day – Buy a Book, Attend a Conference or Gallery, Share Knowledge
Mothers’ Day Week 2016 2016 INDUCTIONS to the Motherhood Hall of Fame; Honor the Call of the Midwife – Join us! Thursday, May 5 – Motherhood Hall of Fame; Columbia Teacher’s College 7:30-9PM (Free). 525 West 120th Street Milbank Chapel, NYC. Join us for drinks before at 7PM. RSVP Please: http://mommuseum.org/motherhood-hall-of-fame/ Performances, story-telling, and induction ceremony with co-sponsors: Sexuality,Continue reading “This Year For Mothers’ Day – Buy a Book, Attend a Conference or Gallery, Share Knowledge”
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ACCEPTED CONFERENCE PRESENTERS
THEORIZING MOTHERHOOD IN THE ACADEMY VIEW NEWSLETTER – THIS YEAR’S CONFERENCE – 2016 INDUCTIONS Honor the Call of the Midwife Thursday, May 5 – Motherhood Hall of Fame; Columbia Teacher’s College 7:30-9PM (Free). 525 West 120th Street Milbank Chapel, NYC. Join us for drinks before at 7PM. RSVP Please: http://mommuseum.org/motherhood-hall-of-fame/ Performances, story-telling, and induction ceremony withContinue reading “CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ACCEPTED CONFERENCE PRESENTERS”
On My Experience of Motherhood Studies
You may have seen some of my blog posts over the last several weeks that came from the response papers I wrote for the Introduction to Mother Studies course offered through the museum. With a capstone paper using research on current topics related to reproductive technology, the class culminated three weeks ago last Sunday afternoon.Continue reading “On My Experience of Motherhood Studies”