Draw the Circle Wide

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Drew Theological School, Edwin David Aponte, Miguel De la Torre, Panel, racism, seminary, Stacey Floyd-Thomas, white privilege

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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.

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Brite Divinity School: Panelist

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Brite Divinity School, Intersectional Theology, Intersectionality, justice, Panel, Robyn Henderson-Espinoza, Tomi Oredein

I was honored to be on this panel “Inclusive Justice and the Challenges of Intersectionality” at Brite Divinity School.

International Session: Racism Across the Globe

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Annual Conference, Asian American, Asian hate, discrimination, Englewood Review of Books, Invisible, new book, Panel, racism, rainbow push coalition, rev jesse jackson, stopasianhate

I was honored to be part of the Annual Rainbow PUSH Coalition‘s Conference. I spoke on Asian Hate on the International Session: Racism Across the Globe.

The Justice Conference

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Australia, gender justice, Intersectional Theology, justice, Panel, Tearfund, The Justice Conference

I am honored to be invited to do a talk and be on a panel at The Justice Conference Australia.

ANNOUNCING THE JUSTICE CONFERENCE GLOBAL DIGITAL EVENT!

“Justice and Shalom” Talk at Seattle Pacific University

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healing, Hope in Disarray, justice, Justice and Shalom, Mae Elis Cannon, Panel, Pilgrim Press, preach, Randy S. Woodley, Seattle Pacific University, shalom

It was an honor to speak at the Second Annual Second Annual OIEX Diversity Lecture – “Justice and Shalom” and preach at Seattle Pacific University.

Tuesday, February 2, 2021, 11 a.m.–12 p.m.

Honoring Tradition Keepers and Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50

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Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, climate change, climate justice, Earth Day, faith, Panel, World Council of Churches

The “Women of Faith: Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50”  March 17, 4:30 PM, at the CSW64 in NYC was cancelled due to the coronavirus.

The Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation has decided to put on virtual dialogue for April 6, 2020 830 am EST.

I hope you can join me.

Panel on Climate Justice at COP25

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climate change, climate justice, COP25, eco-justice, gender justice, Panel, sustainability, UN, World Council of Churches

What a pleasure to be on this panel on “Climate Justice” at COP25 in Madrid, Spain.

I discussed how racism, colonialism, empire, white privilege, sexuality, ableism, classism all intersect and influence climate change.

I am inspired by those on the panel to share how #intersectionality can be used to address and demand for #climatejustice during this pivotal moment in time. #COP25 #WCC 

TROUBLING PEDAGOGICAL WATERS: Fuller Seminary

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Clifton Clarke, colonialism, Fuller Theological Seminary, Graham Hill, Healing Our Broken Humanity, mission, Nicholas Grier, Panel, pedagogy

I look forward to being on a panel, “Troubling Pedagogical Waters” with Drs. Nicolas Grier and Clifton Clarke at Fuller Theological Seminary.

I will also be speaking to PhD Intercultural Studies students during a brown bag luncheon at Fuller Theological Seminary on Wednesday, May 15, 2019.

 

Big Tent 2017: Race, Reconciliation, Reformation

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Big Tent, clergywomen, Panel, PC USA, race, reconciliation, reformation, Rev. Mark Koenig, workshop

I look forwarding to participating at the Big Tent, held at Washington University, St. Louis, July 6 -8th, 2017.

I will be co-leading a Workshop with Rev. Mark Koenig, “Disrupting Racism: Building the Intercultural Community” & speaking on a Panel, “What if the Women Left? Shattering and Reframing the Stained Glass Ceiling,” with Drs. Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty & Rhashell Hunter.

Read the repost below which is from the PC (USA) website.