You're listening to the Be The Bridge podcast with Latasha Morrison.

I am so excited about our next guest.

We met a few years back in an event at North Park University.

And now, I think last year we met again at a conference hosted by Brenda Salt at McNeil.

So I love her work.

And I was just telling her that everybody that I'm talking to is referencing her work.

She is a brilliant mind, a leader, and a gift to the body.

And her name is Andrea Smith. And so we're going to call her for the sake of this podcast, Andy. She likes Andy.

And so she is the coordinator of Evangelicals for Justice and a board member of the North American Institute for Indigenous and Theological Studies.

She is the co-editor with May Cannon of Evangelical Theologies of Liberation and Justice and an author of an IVP author of Unreconciled from Reconciliation to Racial Justice and Christian Evangelicalism.

She has another book, Conquest Sexual Violence in American Indian Genocide, and the editor of

the Revolution will not be funded beyond the nonprofit industrial complex. She is the co-founder of Insight, Women of

Color Against Violence, and the boarding school healing project. Let's welcome Andy Smith.

Wow, you are doing some incredible work. Talk about Jessus right here. You are like the

impotny of what we talk about

with all the work you're doing from the boarding school healing project. That's like a whole

another conversation that I would love to have with you maybe at a later time. And then women

of color against violence. You know, even that, I was just listening to

some of the, reading some of the instances of domestic violence and child abuse that are up right now

because of the shelter in place. And a lot of us think of that as a place of safety,

but for so many people is not. And so, yeah, so there's so many things that I would want to talk to

you about. But today, we are talking about solidarity and what that can look like among people of

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