This article written with Jayme R Reaves in the International Journal of Public Theology explores work that names Jesus as a victim of sexual abuse and why this is important.

This chapter in Enacting a Public Theology (edited by Clive Pearson) examines the stigma in naming Jesus' experience of sexual abuse.

This report (by a research team) examines church responses to gender-based violence in Samoa.

This is an abridged version of the article 'Crucifixion, State Terror, and Sexual Abuse' (1999). It was used in the project 'When Did We See You Naked?'.

This is an abridged version in Spanish of the article 'Crucifixion, State Terror, and Sexual Abuse' (1999). It was used in the project 'When Did We See You Naked?'.

This is an abridged version in French of the article 'Crucifixion, State Terror, and Sexual Abuse' (1999). It was used in the project 'When Did We See You Naked?'.

This is an abridged version in German of the article 'Crucifixion, State Terror, and Sexual Abuse' (1999). It was used in the project 'When Did We See You Naked?'.

This article in Estudos Teológicos (in Brazilian Portuguese) is an abridged translation of 'Crucifixion, State Terror, and Sexual Abuse' (1999).

This article in The Conversation discusses how Jesus’ experience of abuse might be relevant for the church abuse crisis.

This research briefing in the Women Studies Journal (written with Ramona Boodoosingh and Melanie Beres) provides contextual information on violence against women (VAW) in Samoa.

A reprint of my Union Seminary Quarterly Review (1999) article, with an introduction, and followed by a reflection from Fernando Segovia.

This chapter in The Art of Forgiveness (edited by Philip Halstead and Myk Habets) discusses Ian Gabriel's film ‘Forgiveness’ (2005).

The Spanish translation of my Union Seminary Quarterly Review (1999) article, with a short introduction, and followed by a reflection by Fernando Segovia.

This short article in The Conversation (written with Katie Edwards) discusses the stripping of Jesus and why it should be named as sexual violence.

This paywalled chapter in Zhibin Xie et al. (eds.) Human Dignity, Human Rights, and Social Justice: A Chinese Interdisciplinary Dialogue with Global Perspectives looks at how the ‘unspeakable’ violence at Nanjing (1937) can help towards a reading of crucifixion.

This paywalled chapter in Caroline Blyth, Emily Colgan, Katie Edwards (eds.) Rape Culture, Gender Violence and Religion: Biblical Perspectives (paywalled) examines David’s abandonment of ten women in his household.

This chapter in A Companion to Public Theology (edited by Sebastian Kim and Katie Day) explores political and social reconciliation and why reconciliation has become an important concern within public theology.

This chapter in Saints + Stirrers (edited by Geoffrey Troughton) examines the depth of Archibald Baxter’s religious commitment and his reluctance to speak of his faith convictions.

This article writtee with Rocío Figueroa in The Canonist (2017) is based on interviews with survivors of Sodalicio abuses. Deposited with permission.

This is a Shiloh Project blog.

This chapter in Ruard Ganzevoort and Srdjan Sremac (eds.) Lived Religion and Politics of (In)tolerance discusses crucifixion as a punitive torture.

This report (written with Rocío Figueroa) is based on interviews with male victims of Sodalicio (also available in Spanish).

This report (written with Rocío Figueroa) is the Spanish version of our report on Sodalicio (also in English).

This chapter in Mining Truths: Festschrift in Honour of Geraldine Smyth OP (edited John Grady et al.) discusses reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

This article in the South African journal Acta Theologica discusses the Tearfund report ‘Silent No More’ (2011) and its challenge to the worldwide church.

This chapter in Allan Hugh Cole Jr (ed.), Theology in Service of the Church discuses how the scandal of cross might impact on sexual ethics.

This chapter in Nedeljković, Sremac, and Knežević. (eds), The Role of Media and Reconciliation in the Post-conflict Society discusses sexual violence in the Balkans.

This chapter with Nicola Morris in John Wolfe (ed.) Catholics, Protestants and Muslims: Irish Religious Conflict in Comparative Perspective discusses the 1912 Ulster Covenant.

This chapter in Katie Heffelfinger and Patrick McGlinchey (eds), Atonement as Gift: Re-Imagining the Cross for the Church and the World discusses cross and reconciliation.

This resource booklet in the Corrymeela Think Peace series on ‘Living Well With and For Others' explores the work of Corrymeela as Irelands's oldest community for peace and reconciliation.

This chapter in Martin Leiner and Susan Flämig (eds) Latin America between Conflict and Reconciliation discusses Archbishop Oscar Romero and reconciliation.

This article in the Irish journal Doctrine and Life (2011) discusses the challenges of forgiveness in the context of the clergy abuse crisis. Made available with kind permission of editors.

This entry in McFarland, Fergusson, Kilby and Torrance (eds), The Cambridge Dictionary of Christian Theology gives an overview of Liberation Theology.