by Abby Hansen · Published January 17, 2022 · Last modified January 16, 2022
I’ve heard it said many times that a ward Relief Society President works in a partnership with her bishop to run their ward together. I’ve also heard it said that the Relief Society President...
Belief / Body / Culture / feminism / Gender / history / Intersectionality / women
by Guest Post · Published July 28, 2021
Guest post by Green. The church has a long history of members referring to each other as “brother” or “sister.” In the early days of the church, the prophet was known as “Brother...
Guest Post by Jaime Clemmer, is a graduate of BYU with a degree in Psychology and Women’s Studies. She does research and training on the domestic and sexual violence cases for the Supreme Court...
Guest post by Sabrena. Sabrena is a founding member of Pillows for Prisoners (www.pillowsforprisoners.org), an organization dedicated to expanding awareness about the realities of female incarceration. P4P raises funds to gift pillows for the women at...
Culture / feminism / Gender / women
by Abby Hansen · Published September 16, 2019 · Last modified September 11, 2019
Earlier this year, my ward got a new bishopric. Not long after that, the former bishop and his first counselor were called as primary teachers. Not long after that, my husband was asked to...
Ethically sound research interviews must have informed consent, maintain confidentiality and undergo an Internal Review Board process to verify that psychological, social and other risks to participants are limited. Research interviews and ecclesiastical interviews...
During the weeks preceding and following the recent Ordain Women action, several Mormon feminists, including me, were contacted by our stake presidents or bishops. These local leaders requested meetings with us to discuss our...
butterfly on heliotrope Originally uploaded by pilgrimgirl by kmillecam It took me until I was 18 and had moved out of my house to finally wander my way into the Counseling Center at BYU....
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