Introduce the doctrine Write on the board, “Why do you pay tithing?” Invite the young women to imagine that a friend of another faith asks them this question. How would they respond? Learn Together...
In this episode of the Religious Feminism interview series, Mary Dispenza and Judy Larson, two leaders of Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), the activist organization made famous by the Academy Award-winning...
At April 2018 General Conference, church leaders announced a new effort called “ministering” that would replace the home teaching/visiting teaching program. Details about the new program are available at www.lds.org/mycalling/ministering. This video shares highlights...
“The first step toward healing is the realization that the problem exists, even among some of us in the Church,” says Darius Gray, a founding member and former president of Genesis, a group established by...
Include women equally with men in LDS Church policymaking. Current policy is written almost exclusively by men, with almost all women in the church banned from even reading many church policies. As such, it...
In Judy Dushku’s response to the revelation that Rob Porter, a Mormon and a member of of The Trump administration, had abused his ex-wives, she called for a #MormonMeToo moment: I’ve Been a Mormon...
Last October, I did a shocking, scandalous thing: I tallied the number of talks by men and women as I listened to General Conference and tweeted my (totally predictable) results. My first tweet, with...
This recent feature in the Salt Lake Tribune provides an excellent overview of Mormon feminist victories over the last several decades. We have a long way to go, but let’s rejoice in what we...
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