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RECENT Partnership
REMOTE CONTROL
Distance Learning Isn’t a Last Resort—It’s an Opportunity
13 January 2021
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Dr. Rebecca Epstein Levi
TO FANDOM WITH LOVE
Fanfic Lets Us Imagine a Better World, Together
9 December 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Dr. Rebecca Epstein-Levi
ILL will
The Problem with Individualizing COVID Risk
18 November 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Dr. Rebecca Epstein-Levi
PAUSING THE
PANIC BUTTON
Can Religious Scholarship Teach Media Literacy?
21 October 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Dr. Rebecca Epstein-Levi
CHRISTIAN HEALTH-SHARE MINISTRIES
7 October 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Dr. Hannah Amaris Roh
SKINCARE as selfcare
16 September 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Dr. Hannah Amaris Roh
free radicals
Abolition’s Roots in Healing Are a Key to Its Future
1 July 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Barbara Sostaita
Undivine Intervention
Do We Need Religious Faith to Defend Humanitarian Aid?
3 June 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Barbara Sostaita
summoning
the sacred
Devotional Art Counters State Violence in the Borderlands
13 May 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Barbara Sostaita
contagion is
not the crisis
Rethinking Stereotypes about Immigrants during COVID-19
22 April 2020
written by Sacred Writes’ media partner
Barbara Sostaita
RECENT media partnership fellows
Dr. Rebecca Epstein-Levi
Rebecca Epstein-Levi is the Mellon Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies at Vanderbilt University. She’s an expert on Jewish sexual ethics, and is working on a book project on sex, risk, and rabbinic text. She has written for The Berkley Forum, Disability Acts, Alma, Religion Dispatches, Feminist Studies in Religion, the Jewish Theological Seminary’s newsletter Gleanings, StyleWise Blog, and State of Formation. In her copious free time, she enjoys cooking unnecessarily complicated meals and sharpening her overly large collection of kitchen knives.
Dr. Hannah Amaris Roh
Hannah Amaris Roh is a Korean American writer and academic. She grew up in Incheon, South Korea and has lived in various places throughout United States, including Atlanta, New Jersey, Los Angeles, Chicago, and now Austin. She received her PhD in Philosophy of Religions from the University of Chicago, and a Master of Divinity from Yale University.
Throughout her academic journey studying philosophy and religion, Hannah has long been drawn to spiritual and moral questions—questions about (her own) identity, memory and history, constructions of meaning and value, and social and political responsibility. Her writing explores how capitalism, racism, ethnic nationalism, and patriarchy significantly narrow (if not cut off) our engagement with these questions, and how we may cultivate dignity, compassion, and courage for a more just and equitable world. She is especially interested in Korean popular culture and the entanglements of colonialism in modern Korean history.
Barbara Sostaita
Barbara is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Religious Studies at The University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill (UNC). Her dissertation, Sanctuary Everywhere: Practicing Care on the Migrant Trail, is an (auto)ethnographic study of direct aid and practices of refuge at the Mexico-United States borderlands. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Religion and International Relations from Salem College and a Master of Arts in Religion from Yale University.