It was once believed that events were uncommon. In 1980, when post-traumatic stress disorder was first included in the diagnostic
To live in 2018 is to live in a ‘moment’ for feminist issues. Late last year, the #MeToo movement, originally
Today’s post is on the long-awaited repeal of the amendment of Article 40.3.3 of the Irish Constitution, which was achieved
There are perks to contributing to a book: hence, I recently received, hot off the press, my own copy of
Former celebrated feminist turned public polemicist Germaine Greer is no stranger to controversy. In fact, the author seems to court
Today in our occasional series on lesser-known organizations working to combat gender-based violence and rape culture we speak to Saima
We are thrilled to announce the full programme for our upcoming Religion and Rape Culture Conference. You can access
On 18 April 2018, Shiloh Project co-lead Johanna Stiebert gave the annual Humboldt Lecture at the University of Bamberg in
Katie Edwards and David Tombs’ recent article in The Conversation (23 March 2018) draws on the earlier article David Tombs,
Katie Edwards, University of Sheffield and David Tombs The season of Lent is an invitation to the churches, and to