Tisa Wenger

About the Author

Tisa Wenger is a distinguished historian and scholar of American religious history, with a particular focus on the intersections of indigeneity, law, and spirituality in the United States. Her groundbreaking research illuminates the struggles of Native American communities to assert their religious rights amid colonial legacies and federal policies. Drawing from extensive archival work and interdisciplinary perspectives, Wenger's writing bridges academic rigor with compelling narrative, offering fresh insights into how religious freedom has been contested and redefined over time. As an associate professor at Yale Divinity School, she continues to influence the field through her teaching and publications, advocating for a more inclusive understanding of American religious pluralism. Her work resonates with readers interested in the enduring quest for cultural and spiritual sovereignty.