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From the 1989 Sunstone Symposium
Presentation: Symbiosis: The Relationship Between Leaders And Followers
Presenters:
Nola W. Walace
Abstract: Symbiosis is a mutual relationship between to organisms that is mutually beneficial. This session discusses how this process applies to Mormonism.
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 59:05
On this week’e episode of the Sunstone Firesides Podcast, Kimberly Anderson and Shirlee Draper discuss each other’s lives and current projects.
Kimberly Anderson shares about her experience as a transgender woman in Mormonism and her current work in counseling psychology. Shirlee Draper was raised FLDS and currently directs Cherish Families, a non-profit that offers services for fundamentalists and individuals leaving fundamentalist communities.
Join Kimberly and Shirlee as they discuss their shared passion for community engagement and the impact of Mormon trauma on their experience both inside and outside of their respective churches.
Listen to this episode here.
An experiment to see if I can successfully upload podcasts.
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 7:50
An experiment to see if I can successfully upload podcasts.
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 7:50
From the 1989 Sunstone Symposium
Presentation: Symbiosis: The Relationship Between Leaders And Followers
Presenters:
Nola W. Walace
Abstract: Symbiosis is a mutual relationship between to organisms that is mutually beneficial. This session discusses how this process applies to Mormonism.
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 59:05
On this episode, co-host, Cristina Rosetti, sits down with Dr. Colleen McDannell to talk about her new book, Sister Saints: Mormon Women Since the End of Polygamy. Dr. McDannell is the Sterling M. McMurrin Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Utah. Her research covers topics such as the history of Heaven, Vatican II, material culture, and now, Mormon women.
In this conversation, McDannell talks about the impact Mormon women had on the creation of parallel organizations in the Church, the legacy of Helen Andelin and Sonia Johnson, and the impact correlation had on women in Mormonism.
Listen to this episode here.
An experiment to see if I can successfully upload podcasts.
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 7:50
From the 1989 Sunstone Symposium
Presentation: Symbiosis: The Relationship Between Leaders And Followers
Presenters:
Nola W. Walace
Abstract: Symbiosis is a mutual relationship between to organisms that is mutually beneficial. This session discusses how this process applies to Mormonism.
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 59:05
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