Nadia Arellano is an intercultural manager and researcher who has dedicated her activism to issues related to human rights and feminist theologies. Through her work, she accompanies and supports families of victims of violence, as well as feminist women's organizations and religious communities that advocate for the inclusion of the LGBTIA+ community.
She is a member of the Josías Foundation and the Seminar on the Intersections of Religion (SEMIR). She is also the associate director of Soulforce and the coordinator of Theology Without Shame, a digital project that seeks to articulate queer feminist theologies in Latin America. Her work focuses on supporting mobilization against religious fundamentalism and spiritual violence.
Theology Without Shame aims to empower the voices of these individuals and provide a theological language for queer feminist resistance that has been excluded from hegemonic and patriarchal discourses throughout history.
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