24/09/2026
🌎HSP Impact Stories: Dr. Angela Tarango🌎
Angela Tarango, Ph.D., is a gifted storyteller and Historian of Religion whose work includes studies of Native American Pentecostalism, Latinx Methodism, and the Navajo (Dine) nation’s battles over leadership, sovereignty, and religious identity. Professor of Religion at Trinity University, Angela has served on the faculty of various HSP academic programs multiple times and continues contributing to the organization’s ongoing projects.
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The impact of the Hispanic Scholars Program extends across the country and around the world. Our community of stakeholders includes alumni receiving transformative funding to create interreligious family ministries, students serving on the front lines of human rights advocacy, and faculty advancing decolonial and liberatory scholarship in dialogue with the Global South. Because this impact cannot be captured in a single story, we invite you to explore our impact story map (link in bio). Created in partnership with StoryCenter, it brings together voices from across the HSP community—each sharing how the HSP has shaped their work. As you engage each story, we invite you to consider how our community of stakeholders embody theology ¡Latinamente! across every space they serve.
https://hispanicscholarsprogram.org/our-impact/
