Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui. Be strong, be brave, be steadfast. As many of us are currently living in

During these extraordinary times, our little team at the Shiloh Project (Katie, Johanna, and Caroline - see above!) just want

We're delighted to announce that The Shiloh Project is the winner of the Best Digital Humanities Blog Post or Series

The second annual symposium of the Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence will be held on 14th May

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

From the Routledge site... Telling Terror in Judges 19 explores the value of performing a ‘reparative reading’ of the terror-filled

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

Last year Dr Emily Colgan (Trinity Theological College, New Zealand) visited the UK and gave papers at the Universities of

The Death of the Levite’s Concubine James E. Harding University of Otago Why didn’t the Levite’s concubine—that is, his pilegesh—scream?