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Understanding the devata (sacred women) depicted in Angkor Wat and other Khmer temples is a wide-ranging investigation. While some subjects, like Khmer history, are obvious areas to explore, other topics are more innovative.

In the course of our research we discover many people and ideas that are essential to our study…we also find links that are too compelling to ignore for one reason or another.

The following links,  in alphabetical order. are in two groups: Khmer Culture: Past, Present & Future and links that are Outside the Box. Explore and see what surprises await. These links are chosen entirely by Devata.org  and we welcome your suggestions for more.

Khmer Culture: Past, Present & Future

Angelina Joli

Annuska Derks

Beth Kanter

Bonna Weinstein

Cambodian Arts & Scholarship Foundation

Cambodian Women’s Crisis Center

Charya Burt

Chanrithy Him

Emma Bunker

Em Theay

Gillian Green

Girls Be Ambitious

Helen Churchill Candee

Helen Jessup

Ingrid Muan

Joyce Clark

Makhali-Phal

Miranda Shaw

Miss Landmine – Cambodia

Penny Edwards

Princess Buppha Devi

Ravynn Karet-Coxen

Sally Ingleton

Sappho Marchal

Somaly Mam

Sophiline Shapiro

Toni Shapiro-Phim

Trudy Jacobsen

Village Life in Cambodia is Feminine…

Outside the Box

Autumn Stanley

Barbara Walker

Cristina Pato (on Colbert with Yo-Yo Ma)

Emily Pilloton

Empowering Women

Female Factor Purifies Bulgarian Politics

First Female Dictator? (something to think about)

Gail Hinich Sutherland

Jeanne d’Arc

Judy Chicago

Kim Yu-Na

Lisa Wong (original performance here)

Mirai Nagasu

Nora Jones

Oprah Winfrey

Quotes about Women

Supreme Master Ching Hai – Walk the Way of Love

Taylor Swift

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