Research
I have a number of research projects that I’ve been working on over the years. Some are more active than others, but I’ve left the links on this page because people have complained when I’ve taken old pages down. I’ll try to update them when I can.
Digital Storytelling and Creation is a participatory research project that aims to elicit stories of relationship to land in diverse settings, across diverse and often polarized discussion. You can find out more about the project — and sign up to get regular updates — if you’re interested.
Storyingfaith.org, a project considering how digital storytelling can be a form of faith formation (and particularly these links on digital storytelling)
In 2014-2015 I had the support of a small Wabash grant to consider how embodied contemplative practice (in my case, restorative yoga) might impact work in dismantling racism. I have kept this page of resources from that project.
Older projects include:
The Racial Justice Collaborative in Theological Education (and particularly our collection of social media posts) which was an early attempt across the theological consortium locally to callaborate. Most of the people in this project have long since moved on to other projects, but we keep the websites live as people have asked that we do so.
The Open Source Religious Resources project, particularly the www.feautor.org site, the wiki site, and the OSRR blog.
The Seminary as Teaching Apostolate
Teaching and Technology in Theological Education
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