Studied religious and cultural studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich and received her PhD in 2022. After her studies, she worked as a project manager at the Cultural Center of the Jewish Community in Munich and works as a research assistant and lecturer at LMU Munich and Paris Lodron University Salzburg. Since 2018, she has worked at the Eugen Biser Foundation, where she has headed the Interreligious Democracy Education program since 2022. There, her work includes conceptualizing an interreligious dialogue that combines interreligious learning, political education, and approaches from religious studies. Other main topics are discourse theory and analysis, religion, gender and sexuality in contemporary and (post-)modern discourses.
Teaches in Module: ISM6.2 Internal Law, Ethics, Agendas in Dialogue of Religions
Publications:
- Exner-Krikorian (2022): Recht auf Liebe. Eine Diskursanalyse über die gleichgeschlechtliche Ehe in Deutschland. Wiesbaden: Springer VS Verlag.
- Exner-Krikorian (2021): Jüdisch und/oder homosexuell? Die Meinungspluralität zu Homosexualität in den jüdischen Denominationen Nordamerikas. In: Carolin Küppers & Martin Schneider (Hg.): Zwischen Annäherung und Abgrenzung: Religion und LSBTIQ* in gesellschaftlicher Debatte und persönlichem Erleben. Männerschwarm Verlag, 17-56.
- Exner-Krikorian (2021): Die Ehe ist ein ethisch‘ Ding? Die Evangelische Kirche in den Aushandlungsprozessen um die gleichgeschlechtliche Ehe in Deutschland. In: MKiZ Bd. 15, 123-154.