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Due to unforseen circumstances Cynthia is unable to travel to be with us for this event and will offer her Dec 2 John Albert Hall lecture via Zoom. The on-campus event will go ahead.
Cost: $26 (includes lunch)
This workshop will provide an opportunity for us as a diocese to engage her on how varieties of structural evil (climate, racial and economic injustice) operate in our context and how we might respond to them.
At the end of the day, we hope you will be able to:
- identify forms of structural evil that are present in our lives
- consider strategies for resisting that evil (non-cooperation)
- imagine generative alternatives (participation in the good)
About the speaker
Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, this fall's John Albert Hall lecturer (December 2), is professor of Theological and Social Ethics at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and author of the award-winning Resisting Structural Evil: Love as Ecological-Economic Vocation