Incubating sustainable change by responding to the needs of the world
The Activist Theology Project is a collaborative team passionate about our commitment to the ethics and politics of en conjunto (togetherness). We are politicized theologians and healers, social change agents, and strategy-minded people situated in the hybrid space of church, social change, and the academy. We are a multiplicity of humans who have engaged one another to bridge radical differences.
This commitment to bridge compels the team to curate the three pillars of the Activist Theology Project, which are convening people curating a liberative relationality, creative engagement helping connect the dots and motivating thought into action, and companioning, a process that serves as the deep intentional practice of being with one another on this journey helping to build a movement committed to collective liberation and a more loving world.
OUR VISION
With the growing economic devastation and the acceleration of capitalism, we live in the toxicity and lack of care for our world that produces an extreme environment of crisis. Because of this and so much more, the world palpitates for hope & possibilities. In order to make a productive intervention in today’s world, we must take seriously the role of supremacy culture that threatens the flourishing of us all. The Activist Theology Project exists to shift culture and mindset in such a way that we can all hear, feel, & experience the world midwife hope & possibility for a more loving world of radical difference.
UNRAVELING OUR WHITENESS
Activist Theology Project is introducing a 12-week online creative somatic facilitation for fellow white bodies to begin to pull the threads of our whiteness together.
Beginning February 27, 2021.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A CITIZEN OF CONSCIENCE IN AN EMPIRE?
ERIN LAW
Curator of Embodiment Practice
JEFF KOETJE
Curator of Critical Inquiry, Critical Epistemologies, and Meaning Making
ANNA GOLLADAY
Curator of Creative Engagement & Advocacy
ROBERTO CHE ESPINOZA
Founder, Curator of Intersectional Movement Making
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