Christine M. Robinson, PhD, Professor of Justice Studies at James Madison University in Virginia, USA, teaches courses in the Department of Justice Studies and in several minors (Legal Studies; Social Justice Studies; LGBT Studies; and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies). Her teaching and research interests include social justice interventions and policies, sexual orientation law and justice, and gender identity law and justice.
Andy J. Johnson, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychological Sciences Emeritus, taught a variety of psychology courses and a class on genocide at Bethel University in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA. His research interests center on the intersection of religion, gender, ethnicity, national origin, immigration status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and ability/disability with interpersonal and systemic violence.
April Vinding, MFA is a writer and Professor of English who's been facilitating artistic, nature-based, embodied, and mindfulness practices in traditional and non-traditional settings for twenty years. Her scholarly and creative work ranges from the practicalities of reviewing questions for ACT exams and directing university writing programs to teaching in the rainforest and facilitating community groups at art studios, rock shops, and cider houses. In all forms of her work, she's pursuing deeper understanding of generative practice, embodied learning, and the intersections of spiritual practices and the creative process.
