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Divining Meaning: Meditations on Gender and Religion

The 32nd annual Gender Studies Symposium, held in mid-March, offered meditations on gender and religion.

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The 32nd annual Gender Studies Symposium, held in mid-March, offered meditations on gender and religion.

Speakers included Rita Gross, a Buddhist scholar and senior teacher; Amina Wadud, a scholar of Islamic studies; and a trio of panelists addressing religion within the LGBTQ communities.

The three-day event also included a meditative labyrinth walk and more than 20 panel discussions, interactive workshops, performances, and other events related to gender, sexuality, religion, spirituality, and faith. 

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