Yara González-Justiniano
Biography
Yara González-Justiniano wrote Centering Hope as a Sustainable Decolonial Practice.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Theuring beautifully weaves the voices of hope in theological discourse as a contribution to practical theology tending to the problem of domestic violence. Her work of imagining resurrection through the embodiment of solidarity and ethical research with survivors addresses a necessary depth and complexity to faithful responses in the face of trauma and violence.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Where is the home we wake up running towards? What home can we imagine in this new moment where the ground has shifted? Wake Up Running reflects in the archives of history and tradition to trace the path to freedom and homemaking. Asking us to shape contemporary leadership by waking up and running like Marrons, weaving intergenerational wisdom and ethical awareness to interdependence. This necessary work is a must-read, faithfully responding to the urgency of the current sociopolitical moment at the 'crossing of madness and hope.'”
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