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THE NEW MYTHOS RESEARCH GRANT
It's all a question of story. We are in trouble just now because we do not have a good story. We are in between stories. The old story, the account of how the world came to be and how we fit into it is no longer effective....Our challenge is to create...a new sense of what it means to be human. Thomas Berry
The old gods are dead or dying and people everywhere are searching, asking: What is the new mythology to be, the mythology of this unified earth as of one harmonious being?...The only myth that is going to be worth thinking about in the immediate future is one that is talking about the planet and everything on it. Joseph Campbell
Grant Recipients Announced $4000 Jacquelyn Jackson - Learning To Be Female: Forging A Mythos that Transforms Projects of Body to Projects of Soul Daniel Lentz - The Beginning, An Oratorio Kwame Scruggs - Myth, Mentoring, Initiation, and the Prima Materia: A Black, Blacker than Black. Voices of Urban Male Adolescent Youth $3000 Paul Astin - Adolescent Development and its Role in an Emerging Environmental Consciousness Catherine Svehla - Blisters to Bliss James Waddell - A New Mythos: Hero Escapes from Prison Earth $2000 David Alderman - The Transparent Myth: Science and the Sentient Universe Craig Chalquist – Earthrise: Deciphering the Repressed Speech of the World Glenda Cloughley - The Ethos Epic Maureen Murdock - A New Mythos for the Heroine’s Journey Madhavi Nambiar - A Mythos of Change: Mythical Journeying From the Inside Out Jeanne Schul - The Divine Feminine: Dancing Us into Being Gina Thomas - The Mythic Enneagram: Examining the Rise and Fall of Type 3 in America
Previous Grants Joseph Campbell Foundation Grants 2006-2007 You can click on the individual names to read their research grant summaries. 2006 Awardees Reconciliation Fund grants 2006-2007 Awardees
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