Suzanne followed the research interest: Native American Studies
Suzanne started following the work of Jenny Berglund, Södertörn University, School of Gender Studies, Culture and History.
Suzanne
A recent blog post I wrote on 'religion' and 'shamanism' as categories in the study of indigenous traditions http://www.equinoxpub.com/blog
Suzanne I will be talking about Druidry in Aberdeen and Turku this Spring and writing about 'indigenous religion'
Leeds Trinity University College
Faculty Member, Theology and Religious Studies
AS Lecturer in Religious Studies
About
I lecture in all aspects of Religious Studies (e.g. method and theory; south Asian traditions) and research indigeneity and contemporary indigenous traditions, particularly in North America. I am currently co-chair of the Indigenous Religious Traditions Group for the American Academy of Religion. My PhD focussed on the sharing of Native American ceremonies and included fieldwork among Mi'kmaq in Newfoundland. More recently, I have been researching Druidry and have given papers on this topic in relation to indigeneity or religion at several international conferences.
