Bp. Paul Moore and #MeToo
Bp. Andrew Dietsche: “[I]t was shattering, or difficult to comprehend, that Paul Moore, a figure of extraordinary inspiration for so many of us, also bears the epithet ‘Serial Predator.’”
Sexual Sins: From Lament to Resolve
Bishops joined a July 4 liturgy centered on honoring and bearing witness to experiences of victims’ of sexual harassment and abuse.
‘It’s Going to Take Culture Change’
Could the Rev. Megan Castellan’s vision for Title IV reform shed light on the church’s darker corners?
Deputies Move on MeToo, Israel
The House of Deputies has passed a substitute resolution to shed light on the harassment and exploitation of women in the church.
Bishops Approve MeToo Response
“We seek to shift our institutional life from one which benefits a few at the expense of others, and more determinedly live our baptismal vows following the way of Jesus.”
Bishops Lead #MeToo Lament
Graphic accounts of sexual harassment in the Episcopal Church were center stage on the eve of General Convention.
Katharine Jefferts Schori to Teach on Feminism
Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights, calls the 26th presiding bishop as feminist its scholar-in-residence.
Details on the #MeToo Listening Session
“Every precaution has been made to ensure the confidentiality and security of all who courageously speak their truth.”
Bishops Invite #MeToo Accounts
In an open letter, the House of Bishops’ two officers invite Episcopalians to share their reflections on sexual harassment, abuse, and exploitation.
Aye, Nay, or #MeToo?
A 47-woman special committee on sexual harassment and exploitation raises questions about church discipline, prevention of misconduct, and the committee’s limitations.