Lauren Coyle Rosen is a highly acclaimed speaker, author, artist, and thought leader in the areas of art, culture, spirituality, intuition, and mindfulness. She writes and speaks for a broad range of audiences on these topics.

Coyle Rosen is the author of eleven books to date, four nonfiction and seven volumes of poetry. She has collaborated with high-profile musicians, artists, spiritualists, and thought leaders for her works. She co-authored a book on art and spirituality with legendary folk-rock musician and feminist icon, Ani DiFranco. She also co-authored a book with jazz legend and leading orchestral composer, Hannibal Lokumbe. Coyle Rosen is now at work on a new book, "Goddess: A Revisionist History."

Her work has been featured in various publications and venues. Coyle Rosen founded and writes for The Spiritual Muses, a journal exploring the creative and spiritual inspiration of artists, musicians, writers, and thinkers from all realms, featuring creators’ own words.

Coyle Rosen was a cultural anthropology professor at Princeton University where she received the President's Award in Distinguished Teaching. She holds a Ph.D. in cultural anthropology from the University of Chicago and a law degree from Harvard Law School. She is currently a fellow at Harvard.

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