Joryán Hernández is a scholar-practitioner pursuing a Ph.D. in peace studies and theology at the University of Notre Dame. His research entails how religious actors can help alleviate the traumas of displacement and present theologies of hope in and for Latine immigrant communities, focusing on the Cuban diaspora.
Joryán Hernández, arrested during a May 2 protest at Notre Dame, urges the university to disclose whether its investments support the killing of nearly 38,000 people in Gaza.
