Sexual Violence – The Shiloh Project

Accompanying Survivors of Sexual Harm: A Toolkit for Churches

by Emily Colgan on January 19, 2023

The Shiloh Project is pleased to announce the launch of a new toolkit called Accompanying Survivors of Sexual Harm. The toolkit has been developed as an educational resource for church leaders, inviting them to reflect

“A Universe of Ontological Terror”: A Comparative Analysis of Genesis 34 and the Rape and Murder of Sarah Everard.

by Isobel Wood on September 7, 2022

Isobel Wood has recently graduated from the University of Leeds after studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics. Her research critically reflects

Legitimising Sexual Violence: Contesting Toxic Theologies that Valorise Suffering as Redemptive

by George Zachariah on April 9, 2022

George Zachariah is a lay theologian of the Mar Thoma Church. He has been working as a theological educator for

Theology in a Divided World: Five Poems

by Hannah Buckley on March 21, 2022

Today’s post is written by Hannah Buckley, a third-year Theology and Religious Studies student at the University of Aberdeen. In

Terror in the Bible: Rhetoric, Gender, and Violence

by Robyn Whitacker on February 21, 2022

Dr Robyn Whitaker is Coordinator of Studies – New Testament at Pilgrim Theological College and Senior Lecturer within the University

Vocation and Violence: The Church and #MeToo

by Miryam Clough on January 20, 2022

Miryam Clough’s book, Vocation and Violence: The Church and #MeToo is part of the Routledge Focus series (Rape Culture, Religion and the Bible) and it hits the bookshelves this week! In her work, Miryam interviews

Teaching about sexual violence in digital learning environments

by Samantha Keene on August 19, 2021

Today's post is by Dr Samantha Keene and Professor Jan Jordan, who both teach criminology at Te Herenga Waka –

Q & A with author Chris Greenough: The Bible and Sexual Violence Against Men

by Chris Greenough on June 5, 2020

Tell us about yourself. How does your book relate to your work as a whole and how did this book

Why didn’t the Levite’s concubine—that is, his pilegesh—scream?

by James Harding on February 11, 2020

The Death of the Levite’s Concubine James E. Harding University of Otago Why didn’t the Levite’s concubine—that is, his pilegesh—scream?

#MeToo 2 Years On: What Have We Learnt – Event at St Paul’s Cathedral, 19 November

by Shiloh Project on November 4, 2019

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

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