Entries by waterstaff

A Reflection from Kennedy

A Reflection from an Agnes Scott Intern By Kennedy Thedford I am a Junior at Agnes Scott College, studying Religion & Social Justice and Spanish. At Agnes we aim toward social justice, but since we are a small college we do not have the resources to focus on minority views in religion like feminism, womanism, […]

A Reflection from Kali

A Reflection from a Beloit Intern By Kali Huiyan Lo-Ng I came into WATER as a Religious Studies and Creative Writing major from Beloit College. I had spent my education so far studying religion in a classroom (without any feminist input in the curriculums), and I wanted hands-on experience applying myself in a functioning nonprofit […]

A Reflection from Melissa

A Reflection from a Loretto Voluntary Service Intern By Melissa Feito “When I first came to WATER I feared it would be just another internship. What I learned instead about myself, or rather confirmed, was that I am happiest when working with and through the Spirit for the justice this world sorely needs. . . […]

November 2022 WATERtalk with Kwok Pui-lan

  Notes to WATERtalk with Kwok Pui-lan Postcolonial Politics and Theology: Unraveling Empire for a Global World (Westminster John Knox Press, 2021) Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 1pm EST   WATER thanks Professor Kwok Pui-lan for her enlightening lecture on her book Postcolonial Politics and Theology: Unraveling Empire for a Global World. Pui-lan is a […]