Publishing a Book: Conversation with Editors

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I had alot of fun being on this panel “Publishing a Book: Conversation with Editors“ hosted by PANAAWTM in partnership with Asian Theological Summer Institute.

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PANAAWTM will partner with Asian Theological Summer Institute to offer 3 workshops

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I am excited to participate in a PANAAWTM workshop on publishing. PANAAWTM in partnership with ASian Theological Summer Institute is offering 3 exciting workshops. Sign up and join us.

PANAAWTM Reflection

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Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim shares how Pacific, Asian, and North American Asian Women in Theology and Ministry (PANAAWTM) has influenced her work and teaching.

Asian and Asian American Women in Theology and Religion: Embodying Knowledge

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So excited to announce a new book edited by Dr. Kwok Pui-lan, Asian and Asian American Women in Theology and Religion: Embodying Knowledge (Asian Christianity in the Diaspora).  

It is the 12th book in our series, Asian Christianity in the Diaspora edited by Dr. Joseph Cheah and myself.

Please order your copy today.

With the rise of anti-Asian racism due to the pandemic, it is important to read more books by Asian and Asian American women.

I Went to the Emergency Room

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This blog “I Went to the Emergency Room” is reposted here with Dr. Kwok Pui Lan’s permission.  Click here for the original post.

Last Saturday night I went to an emergency room in Evanston, Illinois. I had spasms on my right chest. Luckily it was on the right side and not the left side (where the heart is located). Since I needed to fly back to Boston the next

Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion

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Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion

Although a space has been carved out for scholars of color, the scholarship taking place within that space continues to be ignored; and because there are numerous sessions and groups during Academic conferences – so many of our sessions are forced to conflict with each other, seldom providing the opportunity for scholars of color to cross-pollinate. Scholars of color must ask if we inadvertently constructed impressive exclusive

Asian American Wabash Reunion Dinner at American Academy of Religion

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This is a repost of my blog originally posted in Feminist Studies in Religion.

Reunion group photo (photo credit: She Wren)

I love reunions especially if it involves good food and good friends.

If you have ever attended a Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion Workshop you will know that they do not skimp on food, snacks or drinks. Wabash seems to have endless supply of chocolates, chips and of course drinks.

Book Review: Hope Abundant

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I wrote a book review of  Dr. Kwok Pui-lan’s book, Hope Abundant: Third World and Indigenous Women’s Theology for the Journal “Studies in Religion”.
Click here for the review.