Female General Officers speak more often than males, but without women as General Authorities, more speaking opportunities need to come from elsewhere.
How do we get more Latter-day Saint women involved in public service? That’s the mission of Project Elect. We interview two of their founders.
Utah was the first territory in the U.S. where women voted. What is the story behind suffrage in the west, and how is it relevant to Latter-day Saints?
One general handbook replaces two, Mitt Romney chugs chocolate milk, nursing mothers denied entry to BYU event, Utahns want church finances to be public!
Two Latter-day Saint queens of comedy are back to talk improv, uplifting comedy, being a working Latter-day Saint woman, and more.
Serving as a witness to sacred ordinances is no longer a privilege restricted to men.
The rumors are true – or are they?!
The author of “And It Was Very Good” sits in the hot seat to discuss Latter-day Saint sexuality, including its many pitfalls.
Our church emphasizes motherhood as a woman’s ultimate goal, but what of women who want motherhood and a career? And how can we know Heavenly Mother?
The importance of motherhood is deeply ingrained in Latter-day Saint culture, but what of those women in the Church who don’t want to have children or those who struggle for years with infertility, seemingly unable to fulfill their divine mandate?
Standing up to difficult male priesthood leadership is not necessarily shrill or stubborn.
By traditional definitions, motherhood is easy to describe, but for numerous Latter-day Saint women being a mother is much more complex – and unpredictable.
Once a requirement, a new letter from the First Presidency makes the practice of veiling a woman’s face optional.
Famed Mezzo-Soprano Angela Brower discusses being a single, working professional Latter-day Saint woman, and why that totally works for her.
The Sisters are back to rail on strange Mormon Corridor kids’ names; cultural pressures between stay-at-home moms and working moms; Arianne’s new baby; naughty mission presidents; and more!
The move to allow female participants comes quick on the heels of the LDS Church changing its entire relationship with Boy Scouts.
Date-onomics author Jon Birger sits down with us to discuss how gender ratios fuel dating inequities. And his book has a whole chapter on Mormons!
For years I’ve loved teaching Relief Society, but dreaded lessons on the priesthood. Here’s how that changed.
Who’s correct when a Mormon priesthood leader cuts off a testimony used as a coming out? Should a bishop’s release take over sacrament meeting? Join us!
Mormon quests for righteousness have inevitably led to an imbalance in gender relations, from dress and grooming standards to office culture.
The former Young Women General President came under fire for allegedly assuming Women’s March participants lacked virtue.
A panel of working Mormon women join us to discuss the ins and outs of balancing professional ambition with motherhood
Reconciling being a stay-at-home dad with the Proclamation on the Family
A podcast about the Internet discusses how the interwebs have shaped Mormonism over the past few years.
Greg Harris, president of North Star International, joins us to talk about LGBT issues in the Church and how to be a follower of Christ.
Since the terrible ISIS attacks in Paris, loads of Mormons are shockingly against Syrian refugees being resettled in the United States. What gives?
A panel discussion with Steve Westover and Kurt Francom, both former bishops, as we dissect the changes to Handbook 1 that have troubled many Mormons.
Updates to Handbook 1 bring temporary restrictions on baptism in line with standards for polygamy, and redefine “apostasy.”
We can choose to be offended or we can look for the sliver of truth that exists in comedy. For me, that truth is that women should look like women!
Have you had a good experience with your employer and parental leave? Take the survey! Link in article.
Kate Kelly joining Planned Parenthood is the least news of news in the recent history of news.
It appears people in the know actually read the terms and conditions of being a religious charter organization within Boy Scouts.
You don’t often see many Mormon women at Harvard Divinity School, which is why having four at once is unprecedented and awesome.
Majority of Utah Mormons Want Church to Leave Boy Scouts
Richard Bushman hits us with some seriously smart counsel; can women count money? Is it time for non-white apostles? #IAmAPionner. Are you?
Lindsey Stirling gets slammed across social media but Bryce Harper gets a free pass?
Our memories of Pres. Boyd K. Packer; new push for Sabbath observance; Kate Kelly out at Ordain Women; Bryce Harper gets nude; and more!
Gay marriage advocates just cleared their final hurdle – states cannot ban same-sex marriage, says the US Supreme Court
How can a woman be both a Mormon and a feminist? Are the two identities able to be reconciled together?
The Church has officially asked local Mormon leaders to have the entire ward council play a role in planning weekly sacrament meetings.