Jamye Wooten launches first phase of the Black Theology Project 2.0 – .BASE

WE LAUNCHED IN JUNE AND CURRENTLY HAVE OVER 14O DOCUMENTS UPLOADED AND OVER 100 MEMBERS FROM 5 COUNTRIES. YOUR SUPPORT IS CRITICAL TO OUR SUCCESS. 

In June 2017 Wooten launched his latest project, .base – an online searchable knowledge base system; a curator and repository of research, litanies, articles, multimedia resources and more.

.base is the first phase of The Black Theology Project 2.0, a digital learning project and network that seeks to strengthen social movements by bridging the gap between the Academy, Church and Community; providing resources that help cultivate a deeper theological framework to pursue justice and better address the needs of the communities in which we serve.

STEPHANIE C. BODDIE, PH.D.

   

MARSHA FOSTER BOYD, PH.D.

   

BRAD BRAXTON, PH.D.

   

HEBER BROWN, III, D.MIN.

   

KELLY BROWN DOUGLAS, PH.D.

   

ANDRE JOHNSON, PH.D.