📢CfP: Digitality, Marginality & Plural Subjectivities
Interdisciplinary conference on evolving, contested digital agency @IASH_Edinburgh (2–3 Feb 2026).
Does digital life open space for counter-narratives, resistance, solidarity, or epistemic justice?
🗓️Abstracts due 15 Dec 2025
Enjoyed participating in hybrid colloquium on indigenous and grassroots faith-based digital activism. Thanks to @emergentkiwi for organising and IASH for hosting! #digitaltheology#publictheology
This promises to be an exciting gathering. Featuring a paper by @rathiulung and ongoing collaborative work towards publication. Online participation option available!
Grassroots and indigenous digital faith-based activism colloquium, 4/4/25.
1 day. 6 papers on faith-based digital activism.
Hybrid in Edinburgh with @IASH_Edinburgh, @CSWCEdinburgh, @CTPIEdinburgh, @riscnetwork.
Participate in person or virtual ->
https://t.co/qSUgwYD1oC
Grassroots and indigenous digital faith-based activism colloquium, 4/4/25.
1 day. 6 papers on faith-based digital activism.
Hybrid in Edinburgh with @IASH_Edinburgh, @CSWCEdinburgh, @CTPIEdinburgh, @riscnetwork.
Participate in person or virtual ->
https://t.co/qSUgwYD1oC
Call for papers: "Grassroots and indigenous digital faith-based activism". A project I'm involved with, building on my June/July @IASH_Edinburgh Fellowship. Thrilled to offer a colloquium on digital faith-based activism with a view to edited volume. https://t.co/Dpx8hKu38l
Trending in #Religion:
https://t.co/1vmRvaUk83
1) Beyond a Confessional Paradigm? Richard Simon & the Vernacular Bible
2) Queering John of the Cross: Sanjuanist Contributions to the Fight against Phobias towards Queer People (@Religions_MDPI)
3a) Syncretism in Miao Healing: Bridging Shamanic Practices & Scientific Treatments (@Religions_MDPI)
3b) Textual Criticism in the Gaps
5) Spirit in Creation: Mizo Primal Cosmology & Implications for Anthropogenic Climate Change Concern
The latest issue of Studies in World Christianity @CSWCEdinburgh is a treat, features indigenous theologies & perspectives 🔥
Look out for articles by RISC friends: Native American theo anthropology, non-hierarchical Sami worldmaking (@davidmmlewis) & Mizo primal cosmology.
The latest issue of Studies in World Christianity (@EdinburghUP) has landed!
Select articles from #YaleEdin2023 on the important topic of “Creation and Climate Change.”
https://t.co/mmmvc4qRBo
A piece by Billy Zorinthara receives the Walls-Bediako Memorial Award. Published open access w/ Mizo abstract!
A rich & provocative argument for harmonious & creation-centric Christianity from the lens of Mizo primal cosmology, especially persuasive in the age of climate change.
Some RISC Network friends participated at #YaleEdin2023@CSWCEdinburgh presenting on indigenous theologies. There was a general sense of affirmation of the importance of Indigenous communities in the discourse on creation, climate change & world Christianity.
An honor to moderate this generative #YaleEdin2023 panel on “Indigenous and Interreligious Engagement” in eco-theology from German/Egyptian, Korean, and Naga standpoints. It’s a big hybridized world out there with dynamic theological interventions emerging. Are you listening?
A point I could not address during my presentation at #YaleEdin2023, can't get it over my head, so tweeting it out there: Can World Christianity as a field or approach, begin to think of the nonhuman others as part of the community of creation in our discourse?
A real joy to listen to @ARanawana25 engaging with the political theologies of Robbie Shilliam and the experience of land dispossession of indigenous communities in Sri Lanka.
#YaleEdin2023
A very illuminating session on Indigenous theologies and cosmologies on day 2 of #YaleEdin2023 with 3 excellent papers by @rathiulung@ARanawana25 & Gregory Conarroe