Check out "Old Quarter Sessions" I'm organising this quarterly coffeehouse-style music and arts venue raising money for Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza City. First gig 5th of July! come and support. www.eventbrite.ie/e/old-quarte...

So good to see my article on 'lived experience' resonating across so many sectors including medicine. I'm excited to see the conversation on lived experience led research progress. healthmedicinet.com/hmn-2025-liv...

www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/comm... - Delighted that the @irishexaminer.bsky.social republished my @uk.theconversation.com article today! So glad to see 'lived experience' research getting the attention it deserves 💛

Hi @kathbrowne.bsky.social - Hope you're well - I wanted to share my article published in @theconversation.com today - Lots of crossover with the Beyond Opposition Symposium themes. I though you might like to take a look.

@katesummers.bsky.social Hi Kate, I attended (online) the 'lived experience' and social welfare workshop in the LSE last year - I thought this Conversation article I wrote (published yesterday) might be of interest to you.

Thank you for sharing @gemakloppe.bsky.social and for your support!

Thank you for sharing this @j4subjectivity.bsky.social and for your support. I'm excited to see 'lived experience' being deeply explored!

Thank you for sharing @ucc.ie and for your support. I'm excited to see 'lived experience' being deeply explored.

Delighted to have a piece in The Conversation today. Can centring lived experience in activism weaken collective action? And why is the far right starting to use this language too? theconversation.com/lived-experi... #activism #livedexperience @theconversation.com

“Some caution that activists with privilege should avoid seeking redemption, doing nothing is also a problem. Through ‘constructive confession,’ guilt can become a turning point—one that fuels reflection, solidarity, and meaningful action. link.springer.com/article/10.1... #Sociology #NewResearch

Beyond guilt: deploying #LivedExperience for #Solidarity and #SocialChange New article by @jodymooreponce.bsky.social #OpenAccess #OnlineFirst link.springer.com/article/10.1...

My first solo peer-reviewed journal article is out today! Beyond Guilt: Deploying ‘Lived Experience’ for Solidarity and Social Change explores how lived experience is used in activism link.springer.com/article/10.1...

The alleviation of women's abuse "is made less likely by the mandated subservience of women by Christian fundamentalists. What is especially disappointing...is the docile acceptance by so many strong Christian women of their subjugation & restricted role." - Jimmy Carter (RIP)

@kkdumez.bsky.social you might like this thread I wrote

It's only fitting that my first post is of a pizza I made 🍕. Toppings: red sauce, mozzarella,garlic, halloumi, chorizo, pepperoni, ham, jalapeños. #pizzapizza #pizza

Ah Sheila! I'm so flattered to have you repost me! Thank you @sheilagregoire.bsky.social

The complementarian argument often claims that human sexuality reflects male headship because “men penetrate and women receive.” This is used to suggest that penetration symbolises male dominance, while reception reflects female submission.

Interesting thread (is that what we're calling them here?) about biological justifications for complementarianism!

This remains the most beautiful poem I have ever read. 'Love' by George Herbert. God as the inn keeper welcoming in the cold and weary traveller. He addresses every concern - reassuring the traveller, he's got all his concerns covered. Indeed they are covered by His all encompassing love.

Ah Sheila! I'm so flattered to have you repost me! Thank you @sheilagregoire.bsky.social

The complementarian argument often claims that human sexuality reflects male headship because “men penetrate and women receive.” This is used to suggest that penetration symbolises male dominance, while reception reflects female submission.

This quote from a 1949 Quaker booklet pierced my heart. "We suggest that from now on, peace will not be for the strong, but for the just, and further, that there will neither be peace until men learn to be just, nor justice until men determine to renounce violence".

Have you heard our latest Theodisc episode with Danielle Strickland? If not, you definitely want to check it out wherever you get your podcasts by searching for the Theodisc Podcast! Or watch the conversation at youtube.com/@WTCTheology Don’t forget to subscribe!