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The WCF, a convening of right-wing activists, has, since its first congress in Prague, in 1997, tapped into the highest ranks of government, church, and civil society in order to reshape global norms on gender and reproductive rights.

Trump’s defeat in the 2020 election did not stop or slow the organizing capability and perseverance of the Christian Right.

In the wake of the momentous Bostock decision, conservatives are laying the groundwork for challenges to the employment protections that it provides, using Justice Alito’s dissent as a road map.

On Fridays, Religion Dispatches will present an article from the Spring 2024 issue of our sibling publication, The Public Eye—a quarterly magazine for analysis and commentary on the US and Global…

As Australia’s first Pentecostal Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, perhaps could not help but notice, the events of his first years in office had biblical connotations.

The online anti-feminist movement, Tradwifery, appeals to young women who seek to find their own place in a misogynistic White supremacist movement.

Welcome to PRA’s live-blog of day 2 of the Values Voters Summit.

A resource listing the current pro-choice and reproductive justice elements of organized religion in the United States.

From a deeply-rooted historical analysis through to the sharp decline into precarity under neoliberalism to pandemic-induced unemployment, we traced the ways in which the capitalist class keep Americans poised on the precipice of ruin and isolation.

The influence of U.S.-based Christian Right groups on the criminalization of homophobia has recently expanded to Belize, which has become a hotbed for anti-LGBTQ activity, according to new report by the Southern Poverty Law Center: Dangerous Liaisons: The American Religious Right & the Criminalization of Homosexuality in Belize.