Postcolonial Preaching: Reclaiming the Pulpit

Kimberlee Medicine Horn Jackson, Ihanktonwan Nation (Dakota Sioux) is a current Louisville Institute Fellow in the final year of dissertation writing. Jackson studies with NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community and the Sydney College of Divinity in Australia. As adjunct faculty with NAIITS, she teaches Indigenous Research and Writing to an international community. She is a Co-Editor for the Journal of NAIITS. Jackson writes about the four generations of Deloria family, Dakota and Lakota Sioux, and their responses to Christianity as they found it in education, the church and in government policies. The Deloria family exemplified decolonization. She was a Forum for Theological Exploration (FTE) Writing Fellow, engages in public speaking and holds an MFA in Creative Writing. 

Info: 9:30 – Welcome

10:00 – Reading of Acts

11:15 – Break

11:30 – Panel Discussion with Students - Dr. Pablo Jimenez will Moderate

12:45 – Lunch (With Registration)

1:45 – Keynote with Kimberlee Medicine Horn Jackson - "The Power of Indigenous Vision and Mission against Colonization."

2:45 – Conclusion

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