Intersectionality of Migration in Asia

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Asian women, Catholic, Ecclesia of Women, feminist theology, Malaysia, women

It was an honor to be a keynote speaker at the Ecclesia of Women in Asia Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

I spoke on “Intersectionality of Migration in Asia” based on my co-written book Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw.

Encountering the Sacred: Feminist Reflections on Women’s Lives

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chapter, Encountering the Sacred, feminist theology, Grace Y. Kao, racism, Rebecca Todd Peters, stories

I contributed a chapter to a new book, Encountering the Sacred: Feminist Reflections on Women’s Lives  edited by Rebecca Todd Peters and Grace Y. Kao.

My chapter is entitled, “Where Are You REALLY From?”:  Racism,”. I hope you all get a chance to read the entire book.

A Reading List on Women and Climate Change

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climate change, climate justice, doctrine, feminist theology, Fortress Press, Hilda P. Koster, Planetary Solidarity, women, women's history month

So grateful to have #PlanetarySolidarity co-edited with Dr. Hilda Koster added to this list of 12 books by women on climate change by Yale Climate Connections.

The article A Reading List on Women and Climate Change by Yale Climate Connections is reposted below.

WATER Recommends: May 2016–Here I Am

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Book Reviews, feminist theology, Here I Am, Judson Press, Korean American Clergy, water

I am so honored and thrilled to be included in WATER Recommends Book list for May 2015.  Please do check out my edited book, Here I Am.  It is a great resource for church, bible study group, seminary classes…..

Please visit WATER for other valuable and insightful information. Thank you WATER.

Please contact me for review copies.

Below is a repost of WATER Recommends.

Hybridity, Postcolonialism, and Asian American Women: Feminist Theology

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Asian American women, christianity, Embracing the Other, feminist theology, hybridity, postcolonialism

My new article, “Hybridity, Postcolonialism, and Asian American Women” is now published in the May 2016 issue of the journal Feminist Theology. 

Below is the beginning excerpt of the Article.

Christian Feminist Conference, June 23-26, Indianapolis

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Christian Feminism Today, Eerdmans, Embracing the Other, feminist theology, plenary speakers

I will be speaking at the “Christian Feminism Today” conference in Indianapolis this coming week.

Below is a repost of the conference announcement from Religion News Service (RNS).

Here I Am: Book Launch and Discussion at Princeton Theological Seminary

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book panel, church, feminist theology, Judson Press, Korean American Clergy, Princeton Theological Seminary, sermons

Here I Am (Judson Press) is an exciting new book about Korean American Clergywomen’s faith, theology and stories.

It can used for church bible studies, study groups, seminaries, classes and for personal pleasure. If you would like a copy, please order it here.

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. 

AAR 2015: Women of Color Scholarship, Teaching and Activism Group

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AAR, Eboni Marshall Turman, feminist theology, Palgrave, Theological Reflections on Gangnam Style, women of color scholarship

AAR 2015, the Women of Color Scholarship, Teaching, and Activism Group will have 2 interesting sessions. Please come by and also stay for our Business Meeting.

AAR is in Atlanta, GA this year.

 

Roundtable: Feminism, Religion, and the Internet (JFSR)

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blogging, Dot.com Women, feminist theology, Gina Messina-Dysert, internet, Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, Kate Ott, religious studies

In the Fall 2015 issue of the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, I participated in a Roundtable discussion: Feminism, Religion, and the Internet.

The lead essay was by Dr. Gina Messina-Dysert, “The Evolution of Feminist Studies in Religion”. The other writers in the Roundtable are Drs. Kate Ott, Monica A. Coleman, Jennifer Zobair, Grace Ji-Sun Kim, Sara M. Frykenberg, and Xochitl Alvizo.