Read Susan Palmer’s new article on Ma Yoga Vivek. We’ve included a PowerPoint presentation on her research!
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Media Review: NXVIM and #MeToo, by Susan Palmer
Read Susan Palmer’s review af two series on NXVIM, Seduced: Inside the NXVIM Cult (2020) and The Vow (2020). Susan J. Palmer; NXIVM and #MeToo. Nova “Media Review: NXVIM and #MeToo, by Susan Palmer”
ESSWE Online Lecture Series 2021
The ESSWE Online Lecture Series explores new approaches and topics of general interest in the interdisciplinary field of the study of esotericism. The aim of “ESSWE Online Lecture Series 2021”
Book Review: Children in New Religions
Here’s a book review by Annabel Carr (2017) on one of Susan Palmer’s books, “Children in New Religions” (1999).
FOREF Interview about the Uyghurs
Our researchers have worked on the Uyghurs and interviewed refugees in Canada. The Forum for Religious Freedom Europe (FOREF) interviewed Susan Palmer and Marie-Ève Melanson “FOREF Interview about the Uyghurs”
ABC News Interview with Susan Palmer
During her visit to Australia, Susan Palmer was interviewed by the ABC. This led to an news article and an episode on “God Forbid” which “ABC News Interview with Susan Palmer”
Two Presentations in Australia: “Minors in Minority Relgions: The Delicate Balance between Religious Freedom and the Well-being of the Child”
Dr. Palmer is invited to present two lectures in Australia, one at Western Sydney University on the 17th of Sep. 2019, and another at Australian “Two Presentations in Australia: “Minors in Minority Relgions: The Delicate Balance between Religious Freedom and the Well-being of the Child””
Children and Harm in New Religious Movements (PowerPoint)
Since this offers a quick overview of some issues in the field, we decided to share one of Dr. Palmer’s PowerPoint presentations used as part “Children and Harm in New Religious Movements (PowerPoint)”
Podcast with Dr. Palmer on “Children in New Religious Movements”
You can listen to the podcast (or read the transcript) here.
The Oneida Perfectionists, circa 1875
We chose for our website 19th century drawings of life in the Oneida Perfectionist Community, an utopian commune that existed in New York state (1848-1880) founded by “The Oneida Perfectionists, circa 1875”