Today's post is from Hannah Baylor. Hannah Baylor is a PhD student in theology and Christian ethics at Oxford researching
Today’s post is by Tali Artman Partock and examines the much-neglected topic of the rape of men in rabbinical texts.
Today's post comes from Dr Karen O'Donnell (Coordinator of Centre for Contemporary Spirituality, Sarum College) and Dr Katie Cross (Lecturer
In recent days there has been a flurry of reports on the depressing ubiquity of sexual harassment and sexual and
Today's post is an interview with Hilary Willett (she/her) who fights for gender justice by writing icons and reclaiming the
Images can be very powerful and can communicate an abundance in an instant. Visual media can be effective tools for
Today’s post is one of our occasional 'long reads' and is by Shwagota Sayeed. Shwagota is a scholar of religion and
Today's blog post is by Prof Juliana Claassens, Professor of Old Testament and Head of the Gender Unit in the
Today’s post is by Rev Dr Judith Gretton-Dann. Judith is a priest in the Church of England, based in Oxford. She has a
Here’s hoping 2021 brings positive action and results after what has been a difficult and challenging 2020, not least for