PANAAWTM 2024 Conference
March 7-9, 2024, Online
Where Streams Join: Resignifying Complexity, Mutuality, and Healing
The acceleration of violence, intergenerational trauma, and interpersonal conflicts in recent years is affecting the mental, spiritual, and relational health of our communities. How will we seek collective healing when there seems to be no escape? How will we focus our theology and ministry during this time? This year’s virtual conference will bring together scholars, ministry leaders, and practitioners to provide insights and knowledge through panels and workshops. We will offer spiritual practices, art, and rituals of healing and rest. And we will encourage mutuality through interactive conversations and connections.
Recordings from the 2024 Conferece
The Opening Panel
Ritual & Plenary
A glimpse of the 2024 conference...
2023 PANAAWTM Annual Conference
Ecojustice Rising: Re-weaving Our Futures
March 16 -18, 2023
San Diego First United Methodist Church, CA
Earth has been the center of Pacific, Asian, and North American Asian Women's theological reflection. The gendered, sexualized, and racialized aspects of climate change challenge us to reflect critically on our relationships with the earth and re-imagine life-centric theologies, radical interconnectedness among all living beings, and liberation from anthropocentric capitalism and militarism. We invite you to critical conversations on the future of eco-spirituality, eco-feminism, eco-theology, and eco-eroticism, re-weaving our foremothers' wisdom and dreams.
A glimpse of the 2023 annual conference...
2023 Annual Conference Opening Panel
"Ecojustice Rising: Re-weaving Futures"
Morning Panel: Eco-justice, Climate Change, Collective Resistance
Outdoor Workshop
(Coronado Island)
Gift Exchange
Mentoring Sessions
A glimpse of the 2022 annual conference offerings...
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2022 Annual Conference Panel Discussion: "Embodying Antiracist Christianity and Cross-Racial Solidarity" by Dr. Sharon Jacob, Dr. Yuki Schwartz, and Dr. Jessica Wong
Altars created or shared
An altar created at Candler School of Theology at a vigil for the victims of the Atlanta spa shootings. The paintings were created by artist Connie LaGoy (Kwok Pui Lan)
Commenorating death, life, and heritages
(Haruka Umetsu Cho)
Giving honor to the comfort women of Southeast Asia (Lynnette Li)
Word Cloud from closing reflections
