Reflections, Feedback and Future Opportunities
Our final session brings the module full circle, creating space to reflect on our collective learning and experiences throughout Religion, Race and Gender. Together, we consider how collaborative, inclusive and decolonial approaches have shaped our thinking, and explore the importance of student voices in reimagining education. The session also introduces opportunities for students to contribute to the ongoing work of decolonising the Theology & Religious Studies curriculum at King's College London.
With Dr Ruth Sheldon, Dr Renasha Khan
Dr Ruth Sheldon is Senior Lecturer in Religion and Social Science at King's College London and co-convenor of Religion, Race and Gender. Her research explores religion, race, gender, ethics and social difference, and her teaching is grounded in feminist, inclusive and decolonial pedagogies.
Dr Renasha Khan is Lecturer in Religion, Politics and Ethics at King's College London and co-convenor of Religion, Race and Gender. Her research explores race, gender, religion and identity, with a particular focus on British Bangladeshi Muslim women, lived religion and digital culture. Her teaching draws on intersectional feminist and decolonial approaches.
