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Rowan Glass
Rowan is an anthropologist, journalist, editor, and filmmaker from Oregon. His ethnographic research has taken him to Colombia and Senegal. As a journalist, he has reported from Greece, Morocco, Mexico, and beyond. In all his work, Rowan endeavors to help tell engaging stories about underreported people and places through incisive research and creative endeavors. Whether at a keyboard, behind a camera, or in the field, Rowan is always looking for the next chance to apply his skills to creative and impactful ends. Rowan holds a BA in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Oregon and is currently an MA student in Folklore at Indiana University Bloomington.
Education:Indiana University Bloomington, 2026MA Folklore (In-Progress)University of Oregon, 2023BA Cultural Anthropology, History, and Latin American StudiesExpertise:Articles by Rowan Glass
In the religious system of the Inca Empire, one of the great civilizations of the pre-Columbian Americas, natural landscapes were revered sites of spiritual power.
The Zapatistas are an enigmatic army of Indigenous insurgents who live autonomously in the Mexican state of Chiapas. But who are they behind their masks?
Despite the challenges of everyday life for Indigenous peoples in colonial Latin America, many communities adopted creative strategies to preserve their cultures and identities.