Professor of Black Feminist and Womanist Theologies at Wake Forest University
Nissi Karunya | "Greening of Nature in Feminist Writings: A Comparative Study of "When Women Were Birds" by Terry Tempest Williams and "The Hunt" by Mahaswetha Devi"
Jamie Myrose | ""To Dust You Shall Return": Recovering a Biblical, Ecological Spirituality"
Zack Kahler | "Washing the Feet of Creation: Reimagining the Politics of Ecological Space through a Christological Transvaluation of Power"
Al Lim | "Bitcoin, A Religion: Ambivalent Sacrality Between Hope and Environmental Degradation"
Gilbrian Stoy | "A Cornerstone Rejected: Cistercian Architecture as a Model for Integrated Ecology"
Sana Iqbal | "Understanding Satpanthi Ginanic Compositions using an Ecocritical Lens"
Erin Hardnett | "On Heaven and the Wilderness: African American Eschatology and the Natural World"
Tyler Mark Nelson | "The Sabbath of Trees in Wendell Berry's 'This Day'"
Natasha Chawla | "Forgotten Seeds: A Poet-Philosopher's Hope"
Room 1: New Seeds: Emerging Religious and Spiritual Environmental Practices
Room 2: Strong Roots: Sustaining Tradition and History in Religious Ecological Life
Room 3: Hope, Healing, Restoration: Caring for Self and Community in Climate Crisis
Tyng-Guang Chu | "A Prophet and a Pontiff in a Globalizing World—The Book of Amos and Laudato Si in Dialogue for Our Times"
Azadeh Vatanpour | "The Yarsan Environmental Identity: The Preservation and Restoration of the Zagros Mountainous Landscape through Eco-spirituality"
Gromyko Dumuje | "Stewardship in Africa in the 21st Century and Beyond: Religion, Ecology and the Challenge of Sacred Responsibility"
Gabe LePage | "Cultural Services of Church Land Stewardship: The Stillmeadow Method"
Deanna Zantingh | "Reconciliation is a Radical Ecological Vision of Care: Treaty As Deep Roots for a (Re)new(ed) Social Contract"
Cèsar "CJ" Baldelomar | "Seeds Recast: Ecojustice Talk Reimagined"
Nathan Jowers | "When We Lose What Binds us Here: Hilda Morley and Responding to Extinction"
Christopher Hoskins | "Recognizing the Ecological Self in Migration and Pastoral Theology"
Nailah Garard | "Black/Land Ministries"
