Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
by Elizabeth The following guest post is a kind of feminist midrash, a retelling of Biblical or religiously foundational stories in order to incorporate women’s
Natalie Ware Gowen There are three things I can’t do: Cook in someone else’s kitchen. Run to someone else’s playlist. Navigate someone else’s church. My
by Ann One of the first things we learn (and teach) as victim’s advocates is how to identify abuse. The Duluth Model (Pence, Paymar &
Is your head spinning from all of the changes and announcements made at General Conference last weekend? Elder Holland’s joke about how “some of us
Angela Clayton, LDS blogger at Wheats & Tares, was recently interviewed by Doug Fabrizio of KUER on a panel that included Natasha Helfer Parker and
by Ann It’s been nearly two decades. Yet, I’ll never forget sitting through training to become a victim’s advocate where the trainer pointed out how
Anonymous grew up in a faithful Mormon family in which her father was sometimes bishop and her mother was sometimes relief society president and probably every
By Caroline Crockett Brock Last year mold was found in my daughter’s middle school. It was black mold, and it was growing behind seemingly sound
article also quotes Natasha Helfer Parker. Mormon leader’s remark on sexual misconduct draws criticism
[Image by Jochen Spalding on Flickr] No matter how the LDS church adjusts “worthiness interviews,” I just can’t get behind them from a professional,
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.
