Miryam Clough’s book, Vocation and Violence: The Church and #MeToo is part of the Routledge Focus series (Rape Culture, Religion

Today’s post is by Tasia Scrutton, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Leeds. Tasia’s research lies

Today’s post marks the final day of the 16 Days of Activism, which span from the International Day for the

Today we celebrate calling out – but that needs a bit of qualification and explanation. ‘Calling out’ refers to a

Saima Afzal is founder and director of SAS RIGHTS, a Community Interest Company that is all about dynamic and creative

Today we celebrate the UK’s Domestic Abuse Act, which received Royal Assent in late April 2021–though we have some reservation (see

University-of-Leeds-PRAXIS-Transforming-Conflict-and-Displacement-through-Arts-and-Humanities-Alternative-Spreads-1121Download Today’s post is bitter-sweet. Bitter, because 2021 is the first year since 2013 that the UK has not met

Today we celebrate an extraordinary book, published earlier this year. The book has the title When Did We See You Naked?

IICSA, the ‘Spiritual Abuse: Coercive Control in Religions’ Conference, and the research of Andrew Graystone The designation ‘spiritual abuse’ is

Today we celebrate the Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence (CSBV). The Centre is part of Bristol Baptist College and