In the News: How to talk about what we need to talk about?
A round-up of recent religion news. Continue Reading →
Tag: education
Nevertheless, She Resisted: Problem Students and Hunting Girls
Can the same feminist politics work for teachers and students? Abby Kluchin on vulnerability, victimhood, resilience, and Title IX. Continue Reading →
In the News: Protests, Polemics, and Pastries
A round-up of recent religion news.
In the News: Conversations, Congratulations, and Collaborations
A round-up of recent religion news. Continue Reading →
The Last Twentieth-Century Book Club: Sulamith Ish-Kishor
“The Last Twentieth Century Book Club” is an ongoing monthly column exploring religious ephemera by Don Jolly. Continue Reading →
Let's Get Radical: a review of The Light In Her Eyes
by Rachel Riederer It’s difficult for me to conceive of the memorization of scripture as even a mildly progressive act, let alone a radical one. But The Light in Her Eyes…sets out to prove that it is. Continue Reading →
Let’s Get Radical: a review of The Light In Her Eyes
by Rachel Riederer It’s difficult for me to conceive of the memorization of scripture as even a mildly progressive act, let alone a radical one. But The Light in Her Eyes…sets out to prove that it is. Continue Reading →
Cooking the Books: A Review of "The Revisionaries"
By Nathan Schradle
The Revisionaries, a documentary about the Texas State Board of Education, debuted at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Continue Reading →
Cooking the Books: A Review of “The Revisionaries”
By Nathan Schradle
The Revisionaries, a documentary about the Texas State Board of Education, debuted at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Continue Reading →
Schooling Muslims in Northern Nigeria: Politics, Policies and Conclusions
by Alex Thurston Government-run Islamic schools, then, are to be a source of “counter-radicalization” as well as a means of moving almajirai into more “productive” schools. But the policy is unlikely to succeed. Continue Reading →