PRACTICE AND POLITICS // Carol Horton

Aug 14,2018
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PRACTICE & POLITICS / What is the history of political activism in the yoga community? What forces might lead a yogi to shy away from engaging with the current socio-political situation? How can we understand our yoga practice as integrated with the goal of intersubjective communication and a healthier public realm?

Join Social Justice Scholar and Activist Carol Horton as she reflects on all of this and more in our latest edition of the Practice and Politics Series of SADHAKA.

This is the 3rd conversation in a 5-Day Series exploring the intersection of yoga, spirituality and politics.

Carol Horton

Carol Horton, Ph.D., is author of Yoga Ph.D.: Integrating the Life of the Mind and the Wisdom of the Body, and co-editor of 21st Century Yoga: Culture, Politics, and Practice. Currently, she is editing a book on Best Practices for Yoga for Veterans. Carol serves on the Board of the Yoga Service Council, and teaches yoga at Chaturanga Holistic Fitness in Chicago. An ex-political science professor, Carol holds a doctorate from the University of Chicago, is the author of Race and the Making of American Liberalism, and has written numerous research reports for leading foundations, nonprofits, and public agencies on issues affecting low-income children and families. carolhortonphd.com

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