Lauren Coyle Rosen

Lauren Coyle Rosen is a Pulitzer Prize-nominated author, Harvard fellow, and cultural anthropologist whose work sits at the intersection of spirituality, creativity, and feminine wisdom — drawing audiences from major universities, cultural institutions, and conferences worldwide.

Holding a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Chicago and a JD with honors from Harvard Law School, Coyle Rosen brings rare intellectual rigor to the most urgent conversations of our time: what it means to reclaim lost wisdom, lead with intuition and reason, and build cultures rooted in creativity and meaning.

Her forthcoming book "GODDESS" traces the cultural history of iconic goddess figures across civilizations — and what their erasure costs us today. Her Pulitzer-nominated collaboration with jazz legend Hannibal Lokumbe and her co-authored work with feminist icon Ani DiFranco have cemented her reputation as a unique and leading voice in American cultural life.

A former Princeton University professor honored with the President’s Award for Distinguished Teaching, Coyle Rosen has also built a rare public platform, with a substantial following on social media and coverage in mainstream press. She is the Founder of Divine Feminine Living, a global platform for amplifying women’s wisdom, creations, and voices — past and present.

She is one of the leading voices in spirituality, creativity, and feminine wisdom today. She is also a singer-composer and a visual artist. She released her first six albums in 2025 and 2026.

She delivers keynotes that are equal parts intellectually transformative and deeply personal — leaving audiences with a new framework for creativity, leadership, and what it means to live a meaningful life.

Speaking topics include:

• The Goddess Reclaimed — What ancient feminine archetypes reveal about modern leadership, creativity, and cultural renewal

• Creativity as a Spiritual Practice — How intuition, myth, and embodied wisdom drive innovation in work and life

• The Art of the Feminine — Reframing power, voice, and vision for women in leadership

• Lost Stories, New Power — How recovering forgotten histories unlocks new possibilities for organizations and individuals

• Culture, Meaning & the Sacred — Building organizations and communities rooted in purpose and shared mythology

She is based in Washington, DC, with her husband, Jeffrey Rosen, the New York Times bestselling author, professor, historian, legal commentator, and host of The Blessings of Liberty podcast.