Yenny Delgado is an Abya Yala theologian, social psychologist, and Ph.D. Candidate in the Social Sciences of Religion at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Her research and teaching focus on Abya Yala theology, ancestral memories, religious identity, feminism, womanism, and decoloniality. Ordained as a ruling elder in the Reformed Church, she has more than fifteen years of experience collaborating with faith communities, social movements, and religious organizations. Yenny is the Founder and Director of Publica Theology and the Convener of Women Doing Theology in Abya Yala, an ecumenical and intergenerational community dedicated to fostering women’s leadership within the church.
From 2026 to 2027, she will serve as a Research Fellow. Her research develops a decolonial theological perspective centered on the experiences and insights of women theologians in Abya Yala, exploring the challenges they face within Christian traditions and how Abya Yala’s spiritual, relational, and ancestral traditions shape their theology as a site of resistance, healing, and transformation.