Diedre L. Badejo

Writer, Speaker, and Research Specialist

Authority and Discourse in Orin Odun Osun

This article is located in the book"Osun Across The Waters: A Yoruba Goddess in Africa and the Diaspora". Joseph M. Murphy and Mei Mei Sanford, (Editors). Bloomington: Indiana University Press. September 2001, 128-140.

Non-Fiction Books, Essays, Radio Commentaries, and Documentaries

PBS Series: Sacred Journeys - Osun Osogbo

From the website - "I think anybody who goes on a sacred journey, anyone who ventures into another tradition is a soul searcher. They are seeking to find something within themselves they're trying to connect to." —Diedre Badejo, pilgrim to Osun-Osogbo

USC Dornsife College of Arts and Sciences Alumni Magazine

"In My Opinion" written as tribute to USC Dornsife's Joint Educational Project (JEP), and its impact on me as an undergraduate student-tutor at USC in this community-based program.

The Humanities Connection from the Maryland Humanities Council: Return, Retrieve, Renew: West African Language, Culture and Gender Roles

In this segment, MHC Board member Dr. Diedre Badejo reflects on the intricacies of West African language, culture, and the changing role of women.

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