misogynoir2mishpat Black Women Preaching, Black women's epistemology, Black Women's Leadership

Women in Ministry Conference – Rev. Dr. Cannon

Dear Research Network, Colleagues and Friends, Many of us have heard preaching about women that leaves them in a bad light. Yet, the goal of the womanist is to bring forward new understandings of a text, by considering hte intersection of race, class and gender. One such womanist is Rev. Dr. Katie G. Cannon. As … Continue reading Women in Ministry Conference – Rev. Dr. Cannon

misogynoir2mishpat Black Women Preaching, Black women's epistemology, Black Women's Leadership

Women in Ministry Conference – Rev. Dr. Cannon

Dear Research Network, Colleagues and Friends, Many of us have heard preaching about women that leaves them in a bad light. Yet, the goal of the womanist is to bring forward new understandings of a text, by considering hte intersection of race, class and gender. One such womanist is Rev. Dr. Katie G. Cannon. As … Continue reading Women in Ministry Conference – Rev. Dr. Cannon

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Fostering Leadership for Women of Color in Academia

Gender and race disparities persist in leadership roles within academic institutions. Here, Menah Pratt shares her advice on effective levers to foster women of colour into leadership roles. We share her thoughts here to further provide points of consideration for women of color who function within leadership roles in Academia. How are women groomed for … Continue reading Fostering Leadership for Women of Color in Academia