What happens when the image of Jesus changes? For generations, Latter-day Saints have encountered Christ through the familiar Christus: resurrected, triumphant, and rendered in white marble. But new sculptures at Temple Square offer a […]
Emily Jensen discusses the complicated story of Esther and how telling her story reveals more about our world than it does hers. Emily W. Jensen writes, edits, and mothers five children, often simultaneously. For […]
[…] This episode is presented **entirely in Spanish**. If you would like to watch the interview with ** English subtitles**, visit the *Dialogue Journal YouTube channel.* Welcome to the first episode of **The Artist Speaks**, […]
[…] note: This episode is presented entirely in Spanish. If you would like to watch the interview with English subtitles, visit the Dialogue Journal YouTube channel. Welcome to the first episode of The Artist Speaks, […]
[…] global policy forums. She has addressed the United Nations General Assembly and participated in the inaugural UN World Day for Preventing Child Sexual Exploitation. She is also the author of the book The Stone Sphere and […]
The intersection of Mormon feminism and faith deconstruction among Latter-day Saint women is well established. That intersection has hosted a chicken or egg debate for as long as I can remember, often centering […]
[…] studies. Palmer’s work is not only a profound reflection on how Mormonism operates in a globalized, still-colonial world but also an examination of the uncomfortable racial and gendered realities that Peruvians face in their […]
[…] them, she wasn’t yet emergent. She was just another patient, another assessment, another case to file before the end of shift in this thrumming ER. They told us she might last as long as […]
The Dialogue Foundation and the University of Virginia’s Mormon Studies program present “It’s Time We Began: Race, Relationships, and the Life of the Church Now” recorded live on April 25, 2026 in Arlington, […]
The protests of 2019 and 2020 at Brigham Young University (BYU) stand out as a notable period of rupture within an otherwise doctrinally strict and culturally conventional institution. Often pulling up to three […]