Today’s post is by Karina Atudosie and Katherine Gwyther. Karina Atudosie recently completed her MA by Research at the University of Birmingham (UK) with
Dr Robyn Whitaker is Coordinator of Studies – New Testament at Pilgrim Theological College and Senior Lecturer within the University
The Shiloh Project Will Be Involved in a Large Grant Focused on Spiritual Abuse Co-director Johanna is part of a
Today’s post is by Alexiana Fry. Alexiana is a recent Hebrew Bible/Old Testament PhD graduate of Stellenbosch University. Her dissertation is
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