Johanna Stiebert

Supporting The Nature Network

by Johanna Stiebert on March 31, 2020

Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui. Be strong, be brave, be steadfast. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused multiple tributaries of tragedies, not least in communities that are already and multiply vulnerable. Two refugee communities struggling

Q&A with Helen Paynter

by Johanna Stiebert on February 28, 2020

Further to the announcement of the publication of Helen Paynter's book Telling Terror in Judges 19: Rape and Reparation for the

Daniel in the Homophobic Lion’s Den

by Johanna Stiebert on February 18, 2020

Here’s a post by Shiloh Project co-director Johanna Stiebert about her second research visit to Nairobi, where she participates in a project with Ugandan

Holocaust Memorial Day 2020

by Johanna Stiebert on January 27, 2020

Today, 27 January, marks Holocaust Memorial Day and 75 years to the day since the liberation of Auschwitz. The Shiloh Project

Celebrating all things queer

by Johanna Stiebert on October 31, 2019

Last month I visited Nairobi to embark on a project together with my Leeds colleague Adriaan van Klinken. Adriaan has

Rape Culture and Religious Studies: Book Review by Rabbi Dr. Barbara Thiede

by Johanna Stiebert on August 18, 2019

The recently published book Rape Culture and Religious Studies:Critical and Pedagogical Engagements is edited by (Shiloh contributor) Rhiannon Graybill, Meredith Minister, and Beatrice Lawrence. This review is by Barbara Thiede, Department of Religious Studies, UNC Charlotte. Rape