Profiles, conversations, research spotlights, guest contributions and Institute commentary exploring the people, ideas and questions connected with the wider work of Pinion Institute.
For decades, independent researcher Margot Crossing has followed oral traditions, migration memories and cultural patterns across Central, East and Southeast Asia. Her work asks whether communities separated by vast distances may preserve echoes of ancient Israelite identity - and why those voices deserve careful preservation and study.
Why does Pinion Institute bring research, learning and creative work together? This opening Perspectives essay explores the Institute's vision for inquiry, imagination and the many ways human beings seek to understand, create and share what they discover.
