Whew! I atttended part or all of fourteen sessions. All over the place!
•Buddhist Critical-Constructive Reflection Unit:
Joanna Macy and the Work of Our Time
•Queer Studies in Religion Unit:
Queer Secularities
•Indigenous Religious Traditions Unit:
Rising the Feathered Serpent: A First Flight Over Indigenous Contemplative Traditions
•Practical Theology Unit:
Vulnerability, Dignity and the Ecological Crisis
•Comparative Religious Ethics Unit:
Postcolonialism, Race, and Critical Theory in the Study of CRE
•SBL Bible and Practical Theology and AAR Evangelical Studies Unit:
The Intersection of Bible and the United States 2020 Politics
•Indian and Chinese Religions Compared Unit:
Why Humanities Should Go Global
•Plenary Panel: The Changing Field of Religious Studies:
A Short History of the American Academy of Religion’s Annual Meeting
•Exploratory Session:
Critical Whiteness Studies and Global Religion
•Religion and Popular Culture Unit and Yoga in Theory and Practice Unit:
The Power of Context, Identity, and Capital: Three 2020 Books Interrogating Spirituality and Yoga
•Indigenous Religious Traditions Unit and Religion and Ecology Unit:
Indigenous Ecologies: Trees, Temples, Texts, and Sacred Territory in an Era of Climate Change
•Womanist Approaches to Religion and Society Unit:
Celebrating 30 Years of Womanist Approaches to Religion and Society
•Comparative Studies in Religion Unit:
Implicit and Explicit Comparison in Religious Studies Scholarship: A Collaborative Experiment in the Use of Buddhist Categories
•History of Christianity Unit:
The 1619 Project
