ALT With a cream background, in black small text at the top it says SBL Boston 2025, and Open Session. After a black line, in large black letters it says "biblical literature and the hermeneutics of trauma." After another black line, there is information on presenters: Sarah Wisialowski, Oxford: “‘Is There Any Sorrow Like My Sorrow?’ (Lam 1:12): Examining the Interpretive Paths of Lamentations” LeAnn Snow Flesher, Berkeley School of Theology: “1 Enoch 6-11 as Trauma Response” there is another black line, and more information Gillian Le Fevre, University of Edinburgh: “Reclaiming Belonging: Rewriting the Trauma of Biblical Violence Against Women” and then a grey asterisk is the background for the text that says "please join us for a business meeting at the 90 minute mark" There is another black line, with more information under it: Monday, November 24 | 9:00-11:30A | David Garber, Chair | Fairfax B (3rd Floor) Sheraton

ALT With a cream background, in black text at the top it says "SBL Boston 2025 Joint Session" There is a black line, and two large "units" are labelled after, with a grey asterisk behind them: Biblical Literature and the Hermeneutics of Trauma and Ancient Fiction and Early Christian and Jewish Narrative There is another black line with information underneath it, the presenters: David DeJong, Hope College: “Joseph Wept: Tears, Trauma, and Tyranny in the Story of Joseph and His Brothers” Katharine Fitzgerald, McMaster University: “Between Victory and Victimhood: Cultural Trauma Theory and Group Identity in the Book of Judith” Joseph Cross, Humbold-Universitaet zu Berlin: “Trauma and the Erotics of Plot in Esther and Judith” One more black line, with more information underneath: Tuesday, November 25 | 9:00-11:30A | LeAnn Snow Flesher, Chair | 111 (Plaza Level) Hynes Convention Center

ALT With a cream background, at the top, the black text reads "SBL Boston 2025 and Joint Session" After a black line, the units are named: Biblical Literature and the Hermeneutics of Trauma with the FSR | Feminist Studies in Religion logo another black line appears after these units, with more information underneath: The Histories and Potential Futures of Feminist and Trauma Studies in Biblical Studies with a grey asterisk behind this text, the panelists are named: Liz Boase, University of Divinity Sébastien Doane, Université Laval Ericka Dunbar, Baylor University Sarah Emanuel, Loyola Marymount University Sonia Kwok Wong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong there is another black line, with final information to follow: Monday, November 24 | 1:00-3:30P | Alexiana Fry, Presiding | 111 (Plaza Level) Hynes Convention Center