DR. LENY STROBEL: Decolonisation as Re-membering, Kapwa Psychology, and Wells of Liminality
Video with Leny Strobel on Wednesday 4th January 2023
In this conversation with advaya, Leny Strobel discusses diasporic identity formation; reconfiguring belonging in the context of empire, as a process of re-membering; how she draws from the well of liminal space; and more. Leny speaks to us with and from her personal history and experience of being a Kapampangan from Central Luzon in the Philippines, and (currently) a settler on Wappo, Pomo, and Coast Miwok lands.
This conversation was held ahead of advaya’s upcoming course KINSHIP, of which Leny is the opening speaker. Find out more and register for the multi-teacher, six-week course starting 31st January 2023, here https://www.kinship-course.com/
Leny Strobel #
Leny Strobel is a Kapampangan from Central Luzon in the Philippines. She is currently a settler on Wappo, Pomo, and Coast Miwok lands. Leny is a Founding Elder at the Center for Babaylan Studies and a Professor Emerita in American Multicultural Studies at Sonoma State University. Leny is the author of the book Coming Full Circle: The Process of Decolonization Among Post-1965 Filipino Americans.
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