Tinka Harvard is a writer, historian, and theologian. She is a doctoral researcher and PhD student in Church History at Åbo Akademi University in Finland, where she also earned a Master of Arts degree. Harvard holds a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary at Columbia University in New York City. Her writing for general audiences is available in Lush Life, a collection of short stories, StepAway Magazine, Adelaide Literary Magazine, Adelaide Voices Anthology 2018, and Polychrome Ink.
Personal Website: https://www.tinkaharvard.com
Scholarly Profile: https://research.abo.fi/en/persons/tinka-harvard
Dr. Shiluinla Jamir is an Indigenous feminist theologian from Nagaland, North East of India. Her work draws from liberative ethics and its emphasis on moral “oughts” as “derivatives of survivals”, as well as on non-archival community knowledge and oral memory; thus, giving voice to the relationality by which Indigenous people engage with the world and with each other. By centering moral knowledge based on Indigenous peoples’ world-making paradigm, she contributes to the global discussion on what it means to live well.
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0006-4180-7945
Essi Nuutinen is pursuing a master’s degree in Viking and Medieval Norse Studies at the University of Iceland and the University of Oslo, and holds an MA in Folkloristics from the University of Turku. Her academic background centers on narrative traditions and manuscript culture, with experience working across both medieval and later vernacular materials, particularly in relation to cultural adaptation.