* Development & Continuing Education for Spiritual Leaders and Community
Chesapeake Conjure Society founder, Hess Love, will be among those presenting their research at this event.
This conference brings together a selection of contributors to SPIRIT HOUSE, a Crossroads Project web resource featuring innovative projects exploring Black religious histories, communities and cultures. The projects featured on SPIRIT HOUSE were created by Crossroads Project Fellows and staff who represent scholarly, artistic, activist, and religious communities. Their projects take a variety of forms, including documentary and experimental film, digital mapping, oral history interviews, curated digital exhibits, teaching modules, sound installation, spoken word performance, music, and dance. Fellows’ work engages Black religious life in Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, and North America, as well as transnational flows.
In this two-day conference we will consider what emerges when we place the projects in conversation with one another across time, geographies, medium, religious and spiritual tradition, and theme.
register here: https://convergences.crossroads.princeton.edu