Being Caribbean means we owe something to our spirit, and to the spirits who came from Africa

Saumya Arya Haas

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Saumya Arya Haas

Saumya Arya Haas is the Executive Director of Headwaters/Delta Interfaith. Saumya has been involved with social equity and interfaith work from a young age. She writes and lectures about religion, culture and gender and is a contributor at The Huffington Post, State of Formation and The Good Men Project. Saumya is a Hindu Pujarin and Mambo Asogwe (Priestess of Vodou); she is also an ALB candidate in Religious Studies at Harvard University.

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