Healing Theology is a brand founded by Alejandra Salemi, MPH, MTS, a passionate advocate for the intersection of public health and religion. Alejandra, a doctoral student at Duke University, focuses on how religion influences public health outcomes, serving as a protective and risk factor. The brand also features Ellen Idler, PhD, a renowned sociology professor at Emory University, emphasizing the impact of attitudes, beliefs, and social connections on health within faith communities.

Gabriel Benavidez, MPH, PhD, an assistant professor at Baylor University, investigates healthcare disparities in marginalized populations. Omari Richins, MPH, a thought partner at the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust, aims to improve the health of marginalized communities through equity and population health approaches.

Lesedi Graveline, MTS, a Harvard Divinity School graduate, empowers young people to be conscientious citizens. Together, Healing Theology offers a comprehensive exploration of the link between religion and public health, sparking curiosity and bridging the gap between the two disciplines