SBL/AAR 2022 Panel: Feminist Studies in Religion and Anti-Asian Racism

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AAPI, AAR, feminist, Feminist Studies in Religion, feminist theology, racism, StopAAPIHate

It was wonderful to record the Feminist Studies in Religion session at the AAR. It is now available as a podcast.

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Invisibility and Anti-Asian Racism

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AAR, Feminist Studies in Religion, Fortress Press, grace ji-sun kim, invisibility, Invisible, Panel, racism

I was so happy to organize this Feminist Studies in Religion (FSR) panel with Dr. Tracy Tiemeier for the American Academy of Religion (AAR). Dr. Tiemeier and I both serve on the FSR board and we felt in light of the pandemic and the rise of AAPI hate crimes, it was crucial to hold a panel to discuss these issues at the AAR.

Below is a repost from my Substack: Loving Life.

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Mother Daughter Speak: A Journey of Co-writing

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co-writing, Elisabeth Sophia Lee, FAR Press, Feminist Studies in Religion, Graham Joseph Hill, Mother Daughter Speak, relationship, The Global Church Project, video

Read my latest for Feminist Studies in Religion, “Mother Daughter Speak: A Journey of Co-writing.”

It was such a wonderful experience to co-write a book with my talented daughter, Elisabeth Sophia Lee. 

 

 

Memory Has No Statute of Limitations: Women Do Not Forget Sexual Assaults Against Them

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#metoo, Feminist Studies in Religion, Linda Vester, NBC, Rachel Maddow, sexual assault, Tom Brokaw

“Memory Has No Statute of Limitations: Women Do Not Forget Sexual Assaults Against Them” is my latest piece for Feminist Studies in Religion.

Introduction: Global Women’s Voices on Christian Doctrine and Climate Justice

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Happy Earth Day 2018!

As we think about our earth and how we can live sustainably, feel free to reflect theologically what it means to be in “Planetary Solidarity”.

Below is an @Table for Feminist Studies in Religion Blog. I am resharing and reblogging it for Earth Day. Please do share it. 

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Become a Vulnerable Mother

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Feminist Studies in Religion, mother, motherhood, The Huffington Post, vulnerability

This is my latest piece “Become a Vulnerable Mother” for the Feminist Studies in Religion and is reposted on the Huffington Post.

This past summer my oldest son did his first internship in Charlotte, North Carolina. It was hard to have him away from home; he had been back for only a few days this summer after classes ended at college before he left for this internship. Now he has just returned and is gone again to begin his sophomore year. It is an emotionally difficult time for me. I had always imagined that sending my kid off to college would be a joyous event, but it has been an emotional roller coaster ride.

Feminist Studies in Religion Conference

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blog, Drew Theological School, EFSR, Feminist Studies in Religion, workshop

“Making Alliances, Breaking Taboos, Transforming Religions”

A Feminist Studies in Religion Visioning Conference

June 18 – 21, 2017

Letting Go of Our Children: Taking My Son to College

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college, Feminist Studies in Religion, letting go, motherhood, parenting, The Huffington Post

I am reposting my latest post for Feminist Studies in Religion called Letting God of Our Children: Taking my Son to College.

It is also reposted on Huffington Post.

It is also reposted on the American Academy of Religion‘s Religious Studies News. 

Would love to hear your comments and questions.

Feminist Imagining with Christian Doctrine

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Christian Doctrines for Global Gender Justice, christianity, Feminist Studies in Religion, feminist theology, Jenny Daggers, palgrave macmillan

This is my latest co-written piece for Feminist Studies in Religion.

It is about our latest co-edited book, Christian Doctrines for Global Gender Justice. 

Social Media, Feminism and Public Writing (@the Table: “Feminism Online,” Part 2)

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EFSR, Feminist Studies in Religion, public theology, roundtable, social media

My latest post for an FiR Roundtable called “Social Media, Feminism and Public Writing“. 

What counts as feminism on the internet? What happens when religion is brought into the conversation? And most importantly for the Feminism In Religion Forum (FiR), what does it mean to engage in this process with an academic lens?