Today's post comes from Charlie Winn, who is a Pākehā third-year student at the University of Auckland, majoring in Sociology and

Shiloh Project co-director Katie Edwards (University of Sheffield) will speak at this event, reflecting on the #MeToo movement, at St

We’re delighted to launch the inaugural volume of our book series with Routledge Focus. Rape Myths, the Bible and #MeToo by

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

This post is written by Daphne Marsden (BMin, MTh). Daphne works with Project Esther, a charitable trust that works with

The recently published book Rape Culture and Religious Studies:Critical and Pedagogical Engagements is edited by (Shiloh contributor) Rhiannon Graybill, Meredith Minister, and

At the recent gathering of the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, convened at the University of Botswana from 2

Today, Shiloh Project co-directors Katie and Johanna, returned to Legabibo headquarters in Gaborone to meet with Bradley and Lebo, two

Today’s blog post is written by Siam Hatzaw. Siam is an undergraduate student of English Literature and Theology at the

On 10 June 2019 the Vatican released a 30-page document entitled Male and Female He Created Them: Towards a path