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- STERGHIOS MOSCHOS
STERGHIOS MOSCHOS, of Northumbria University in the UK, looks at news that Ebola cases have now been confirmed in Uganda...
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- RYAN BURGE
Against the backdrop of the Southern Baptist's annual meeting being held in the US this week, RYAN BURGE, a political science teacher at Eastern Illinois University and co-founder of Religion in Public, looks - i n an article first published on Religion News Service - at beliefs about women preachers...
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- TISH HARRISON WARREN
US Anglican priest and author TISH HARRISON WARREN on why praying for political leaders is important, regardless of who they are...
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- STEPHEN MANSFIELD
Author STEPHEN MANSFIELD, in an article first published on Religion News Service, says the problem with religion in the US lies in ignorance...
ESSAY: AS MORE DEVELOPING NATIONS REJECT PLASTIC WASTE EXPORTS, WEALTHY NATIONS SEEK SOLUTIONS AT HOME
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- KATE O'NEILL
In an article first published on The Conversation, KATE O'NEILL, associate professor of global environmental politics at the University of California, Berkeley, looks at how wealthier nations are responding to a growing trend for developing nations to refuse to take plastic waste...
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- CHARLES C CAMOSY
Writing for the US context in an article first published on Religion News Service, academic and author CHARLES C CAMOSY argues for better ways of communicating when it comes to the issue of abortion...
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- COLIN FLINT
As the world prepares to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, COLIN FLINT, of Utah State University, writing in an article first published on The Conversation, pays tribute to the role 'Mulberry Harbours' played in their success...
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- EVIE KENDAL
With the world about to mark the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landing, EVIE KENDAL, of Australia's Deakin University, looks at, i n an article first published on The Conversation, some of the ethical questions around the Moon's future...
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- RANDY COVINGTON
In an article first published on The Conversation, RANDY COVINGTON of the University of South Carolina, looks at how attacks on journalists are increasing around the world and in particular how Myanmar can be seen as a "case study of the tensions between authoritarian regimes and truth-seeking journalists"....
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- JOCELYN GOTO
In the wake of a UK report which found 80 per cent of religious persecution globally targets Christians, JOCELYN GOTO, host of Open Doors Australia's live podcast, writes of the faith she's encountered within the persecuted church...
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- SHARON PARKINSON, DEB BATTERHAM and MARGARET REYNOLDS
In an article first published on The Conversation, SHARON PARKINSON, DEB BATTERHAM and MARGARET REYNOLDS, of Swinburne University of Technology, look at what their research into homelessness in Australia found...
