Today, 11 October, marks the United Nations International Day of the Girl Child. The day was first marked in 2012
Today's post is by Rabbi Dr Deborah Kahn-Harris, Principal of Leo Baeck College in London, where she also lectures in
Abstract: With an increase in comic book representations of biblical stories on our bookshelves, discussions surrounding how to approach retellings
The following post is a version of the closing keynote paper by Rhiannon Graybill ([email protected]), presented at the Shiloh Conference
Abstract: When American Jewish writers write about sexual violence against Jewish women in the Holocaust, they talk around the subject.
Zanne Domoney-Lyttle teaches and researches at the University of Glasgow. Her research centres on comic book and graphic novel adaptations
Negotiating the Silence: Sexual Violence in Israeli Holocaust Fiction by Dr Miryam Sivan Miryam Sivan lectures at the University of
Abstract: Far from being an unintended consequence of those ideologies which are religions, the subordination of women may be central
Abstract: Feminist research into violence, within sacred texts, traditions and contemporary contexts, tends to be motivated by a desire to
The mid-twentieth century saw an upsurge in campaigns around forced and early marriage in British colonial Africa, as missionaries, feminist