Katherine Guerrero 

Credentials: BA, The University of Texas at Austin / MDiv, Duke University / PhD, Yale University (present)

Denomination: United Methodist 

Specific Field: Theology

Biography: 

Katherine Guerrero is a PhD student in Religious Studies. A Fellow with the Forum for Theological Education (2023), the Louisville Institute (2022) and Yale’s Center for Race Indigeneity and Transnational Migration (2021), Guerrero’s research recounts her journey through the US-Mexican Border as a teenager to critically dissect the role religion plays in the formation and legitimization of borders. Her work analyzes Christianity as both the conceptual realm legitimizing border structures and the venue by which migrant women’s spiritualities can emerge as sites of knowledge through which we can better understand the depths and complexities of border spaces.