Feminist Theologies
University of DivinityOn the morning of Friday 2 August 2019, the Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies were very pleased to host Paula Gooder, one of the UK's foremost New Testament scholars and first female Canon Chancellor of St...
About Feminist Theologies
The network of Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies aims to consolidate and energise commitments to the participation of women and feminist scholars in the academy and for the churches. By fostering and forwarding feminist voices and vision we aim to promote Gospel justice addressing gender equality, class, race, sexuality, and ability.
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Sex and Politics
Associate Professor Katharine Massam Convenor, Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies “Good theology changes lives!” Teash Taylor, a postgraduate student at the UD, gave a pithy summary of the significance of...
A tapestry of woven threads: A lecture in honour of Dr Janette Gray
The first annual Janette Gray Lecture, given by Emeritus Professor Elaine Wainwright RSM, 31 August 2018 Now when Jesus had finished these sayings, he went away from Galilee and entered the region of Judea beyond the...
Pilgrim Theological CollegeThe State of Feminist Biblical Scholarship
Where are we now? It has been over 30 years since hallmark feminist studies, such as Phyllis Trible’s Texts of Terror, changed the face of biblical studies. This conference pauses to reflect on the current state of...
Feminist Theologies: Inaugural Gathering
Join in a network of engagement on feminist concerns that will facilitate collaborative work on questions within and beyond theology. This network will encourage creative public discourse through publications...
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Call for Expressions of Interest: A Feminist Mentoring Scheme
“When we stand side by side the peripheries of our horizons overlap and our vision expands…” The University of Divinity and the Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies are launching a joint initiative to...
Australian Women in Religion Project
To coincide with International Women's Day on Sunday 8 March, the University of Divinity is officially launching the Australian Women in Religion Project. Together our goal is to create 100 new Wikipedia entries for...
Kerrie BurnShoulder to shoulder in feminist theologies
Feminist units available at the University of Divinity in 2020 Religions have all too often promoted traditions and beliefs that exclude or are harmful to women, and others too. In these units, the feminist theologies...
Who has power, authority, love?
Nicola Slee is in Melbourne this October as guest of the Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies (ACFT) to speak at a number of public events. “I’d like to say that all theology is, or should be, feminist, in...
Study Feminist Theologies at the University of Divinity
“…to say that a woman may have the capacity to speak, and the intellectual ability to speak; that she may even speak as well as a man, but that she must not speak in a Church because it is a consecrated building—this...
Call for Papers: Power, Authority, Love
2019 Feminist Theologies Conference Friday October 11 – Saturday October 12, 2019 Pilgrim Theological College, Parkville, Victoria. Confirmed plenary presentations: Reverend Dr Seforosa Caroll (Sydney), Reverend...
Testament of Mentors: Feminist Engagement in Academia
On Friday 31 August, the Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theology, together with Pilgrim Theological College and the University of Divinity, will host this event dedicated to exploring the concept of a mentor...
Gender, Personhood, and Difference in Recent Trinitarian Theology
Gender, Personhood, and Difference in Recent Trinitarian Theology Presented by: Linn Tonstad Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Yale Divinity School Date: Friday, 8 December 2017 Time: 4.00-6.00pm Location:...
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