Expertise

Religion, Ethics, and Society, Religion and Sexuality, Religion, Memory, and Violence, Religion and Latin America, Religion and Sports, Comparative Religion

Biography

Stephanie Londono is a Ph.D. Candidate in Religion at Temple University. Her research centers on religion, ethics, and society, with a focus on women, memory, violence, and peacemaking in Latin America. She has published on migrant Latinas converting to Islam, Orientalism in Latin America, and Liberation Theology. She has a background in journalism, with over five years covering women in sports, and continues to work as a cultural analyst on religion and politics for Spanish media outlets. Her upcoming publication is a collaborative work on Religions in Latin America.

Selected Publications

• Chapter “Tácticas de Resiliencia y Resistencia” en Enfoques Feministas de Transformación Intercultural: Religión, Violencia Sexual y Construcción de la Paz, Londono and Bidegain, Javeriana, 2025.
• “Orientalism and Islam in Latin America,” Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions by Springer Science and Business Media, 2016
• “Immigrant Latinas and their Shahada in Miami,” Miami: Commissioned Report for Latin American and Caribbean Center FIU, 2014

Courses Taught

• Introduction to Religion
• Religion and Society
• World Religions
• Religion and Sexuality
• Women and Religion
• Race and Poverty in the Americas
• Native American Religions
• Mediums and Healers
• Religion and Immigration (Co-taught)