Take a look at the latest issue of
Transformations; The Journal of Inclusive Scholarship and Pedagogy. It has a couple of articles of interest for your work: Rebecca Alpert's "Religion in Philadelphia for General Education" on tours her students devised of religious sites, and Lincoln Mullen's "Using Metadata and Maps to Teach the History of Religion" on his students' work on sites in Boston.
best,
Ellen
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Since 2006, Mount Vernon, has been interpreting religion in the life of George and Martha Washington through a small permanent exhibit and video presentation in the Education Center, as well as through the display of pertinent objects in the books and manuscripts gallery in the Museum. Religion was also drawn into the program for the 200th anniversary of George Washington's death, when we reenacted his funeral.
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Mary Thompson
Research Historian
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
Mount Vernon VA
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-31-2015 05:08 PM
From: Barbara Franco
Subject: Religious exhibits
Thank you all for the great suggestions. Please keep ideas coming. I will be back in touch with each of you individually to pursue your suggestions. Thanks for your help.
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Barbara Franco
Gettysburg PA
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-30-2015 01:31 PM
From: Anna Dresdon
Subject: Religious exhibits
Hi Barbara,
Please check out the Museum of Goddess History and Culture along with The Goddess Temple of Orange County for information on the matriarchal origins of religion.
Thank you and good luck with your project.
Anna Dresdon
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Anna Dresdon
The Museum of Goddess History & Culture
Irvine CA
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