Systemic Oppression & Spiritual Care
December 2 & 3, 2023, 1.5 credit hours

This course will include readings, reflection, discussion, and dialogue with partners, using Zoom breakout rooms, plus a writing project. Students will engage with theory and practice of spiritual care within diverse cultural and socio-economic contexts. This course is designed to to deepen students’ awareness and understanding of spiritual care through consideration of broader contexts including not only the oppression of individuals, but also oppressive systems and structures. Students will consider and integrate theological, spiritual, psychological and sociological perspectives and resources, attending particularly to matters of justice, healing, and  wholeness.

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