|For Another Possible World
The World Forum on Theology and Liberation (WFTL) is a space of convergence, encounter, and exchange with theologies and theologians worldwide who commit themselves to the principle of liberation in their personal, regional, and international contexts. Its identity manifests in its production: exchanges, debates, publications, spiritual and artistic spaces aligned with its thematic axes and principles.
|Para otro mundo posible
El Foro mundial de Teología y Liberación (FMTL) es un espacio de convergencia, encuentro e intercambio con teologías, teólogos y teólogas de todo el mundo que se comprometen con el principio de la liberación en sus contextos personales, regionales e internacionales. Su identidad se manifiesta en su producción: intercambios, debates, publicaciones, espacios espirituales y artísticos alineados con sus ejes temáticos y principios.
Recent Events
- Gaza & Middle EastThe Theologians’ Global Call and Responsibility Webinar Announcement | January 24th, 2025 | 11:00 am – 1:00 pm ET| English/Spanish The World Forum on Theology &… Read more: Gaza & Middle East
- Public Statement: Standing Against Abuse of Power and Sexual Harassment in AcademiaThe Executive Committee of the World Forum on Theology and Liberation (WFTL) has issued a powerful statement addressing the deeply troubling patterns of abuse of power… Read more: Public Statement: Standing Against Abuse of Power and Sexual Harassment in Academia
- Tribute and Gratitude to Gustavo Gutiérrez!The World Forum on Theology and Liberation would like to highlight the passing of Gustavo Gutiérrez, the father of Liberation Theology more than 50 years ago.… Read more: Tribute and Gratitude to Gustavo Gutiérrez!
- Religion and PoliticsCritical views from the Perspectives of Liberation and Care. Kathmandu, Nepal. February 13-19, 2024
- Current Situation and Challenges for the Palestinian people and Palestinian Liberation TheologyWebinar, November 4th, 2023. A webinar featuring Mitri Raheb and Varsen Aghabekian.
Our history
In January 2003, during the third edition of the World Social Forum (WSF) in Porto Alegre, in a meeting between theologians, the idea arose of carrying out an activity on Liberation Theology in the programming of the World Social Forum. In July of the same year, during the Conference “Christianity and Society in Latin America” held at PUC in São Paulo, there was a meeting with representatives of the organizations that had promoted this conference to discuss the idea.
Our committees
Our governance consists of an ecumenical network of twenty-six theologians from different regions of the world who permanently accompany the organization of the WFTL through exchanges of communication and discussions.
