Johanna Stiebert

Today we celebrate the UK’s Domestic Abuse Act, which received Royal Assent in late April 2021–though we have some reservation (see

University-of-Leeds-PRAXIS-Transforming-Conflict-and-Displacement-through-Arts-and-Humanities-Alternative-Spreads-1121Download Today’s post is bitter-sweet. Bitter, because 2021 is the first year since 2013 that the UK has not met

Today we celebrate an extraordinary book, published earlier this year. The book has the title When Did We See You Naked?

IICSA, the ‘Spiritual Abuse: Coercive Control in Religions’ Conference, and the research of Andrew Graystone The designation ‘spiritual abuse’ is

Today we celebrate our Routledge Focus book series. The Shiloh Project was the inspiration for the series and the series title—‘Rape

Today we celebrate 'The Academic Statement on the Ethics of Free and Faithful Same-Sex Relationships', which was guided and published

Today we celebrate scholar activist Dr. Mmapula Diana Kebaneilwe. A long-time Shiloh Project participant and supporter, Mmapula has featured as

Every day, throughout the 16 Days of Activism, as we reflect back on the past year, we celebrate an activist