Scholars have identified a range of variables that predict public health compliance during
COVID-19, including: psychological, institutional and situational variables as well as …

Since the start of the Syrian refugee crisis, international development agencies and NGO's
have attempted to curb the rise of early (underage) marriages among Syrian refugees who …

This article examines the political rhetoric and policy pursuits of a right-wing nationalist party
in Israel ('Noam'), showcasing how opposition to gender and sexual diversity is centered …

In this commentary, we lay out a research agenda for studying religion and science
communication that moves beyond theological and moral tensions to include embodied …

“Breaking the silence” is a rallying cry commonly adopted for activist causes. Seeking to
unpack this opaque trope, this article asks what happens when dismantling silence is …

Social science research on polio has been centred in the global south, where countries that
remain endemic or vulnerable to outbreaks are located. However, closely-related strains of …

During the past 15 years, there has been a rapid increase in interfaith initiatives in the
United Kingdom. Even though the “interfaith industry,” as some have cynically called it, has …

A recent wave of studies has diversified science communication by emphasizing gender,
race, and disability. In this article, we focus on the understudied lens of religion. Based on an …

All secondary schools in England have been required to teach Relationships and Sex
Education (RSE) since 2019, which has raised particular challenges for–and confrontations …

A triple transformation is sha** societies around the world: the rise of strictly observant
religion, the backlash against gender equality, and the growing influence of neoliberalism …