Press Releases from Orisha Business Temple / Orisha University (9 total)
Houston's Documented Lukumi Life Frames a New Osain and Herbal Education Wire
HOUSTON - Houston's Santería and Lukumi communities have been documented in Texas journalism, including Houston Chronicle reporting that introduced wider audiences to Orisha ceremony, priestly…
Miami Cultural History and McCraney's Theater Open a Contemporary Oshoosi Study …
MIAMI / SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Miami cultural history and the Yoruba-inspired theater of Miami-born playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney-especially The Brothers Size-are providing a contemporary civic…
Met Oko Staff-Sheath Holdings Anchor New Yoruba Farm-Heritage Learning Resource
NEW YORK / SOUTHFIELD, Mich. Yoruba agricultural heritage and Metropolitan Museum of Art material culture centered on Orisa Oko (òrṣ Oko) are anchoring a…
Metro Atlanta's Living Ifá Ecosystem Informs a Careful Osain Education Release
ATLANTA - Metro Atlanta hosts a living Ifá and Orisha ecosystem-temples, study circles, festivals, and practitioner networks across the city and nearby Decatur-that makes Osain's…
Chicago Scholarship Pathways Open an Academic Door to Yoruba Ori and Destiny
CHICAGO - Chicago's universities, libraries, and African diaspora cultural institutions have long given the city an academic vocabulary for talking about Yoruba religion, philosophy, and…
Miami's Caribbean Diaspora Context Sparks New Educational Resource on Osain and …
MIAMI, Fla. - Miami's long-documented Caribbean and Yoruba-adjacent diaspora communities have made the city one of the most visible U.S. hubs where herbal language, botanica…
Miami Yoruba Museum Context Anchors New Orisha University Ori Destiny Resource
MIAMI / SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Miami's Yoruba and wider African diaspora cultural presence, together with publicly documented Yoruba ilé-orí evidence at the University of Miami's…
Met Ilé-orí Evidence Anchors New Orisha University Resource on Ori and Desti …
NEW YORK / SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Documented Metropolitan Museum of Art holdings of Yoruba ilé-orí (house-of-the-head) shrine forms, including works associated with ìbọrí and orí…
NYC Museum Holdings Open a Digital Pathway into Yoruba Plant Knowledge via Osain …
NEW YORK / SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Public documentation of Yoruba material culture in New York museum collections is opening a new digital learning pathway into…
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