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Annie Hardison-Moody

Annie Hardison-Moody holds a PhD (2012) from the Graduate Division of Religion at Emory University and is the lead author for the Faithful Families Eating Smart and Moving More Program, a practice-tested faith-based health promotion intervention out of North Carolina State University (NCSU) and the North Carolina Division of Public Health. Her work navigates the intersections of religion, health and healing, particularly related to women's reproductive health and gender-based violence.

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Nobel Peace Prize winners featured on PBS series “Women, War and Peace”

Annie Hardison-Moody·

October 24, 2011

On October 7th, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee, and Tawakul Karman, three women…

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Call for writers for culture and women’s rights blog

Annie Hardison-Moody·

October 3, 2011

The global feminist blog Gender Across Borders, in partnership with Violence is Not Our Culture: the Global Campaign to End Violence…

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Sacred spaces in profane buildings

Annie Hardison-Moody·

August 22, 2011

Opening on September 13th, Storefront for Art and Architecture will present "Sacred Spaces in Profane Buildings: a New York Archive," a project…

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Practical Matters call for submissions

Annie Hardison-Moody·

August 17, 2011

The journal Practical Matters is now seeking submissions for the Spring 2012 issue on Violence and Peace. Practical Mattersis an…

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Book review: Bridging the maximalist-minimalist divide

Annie Hardison-Moody·

June 16, 2011

Must human rights be grounded in a religious or metaphysical worldview in order for them to be understood and implemented…

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Carter Center Forum on Religion, Belief and Women’s Rights

Annie Hardison-Moody·

April 3, 2011

April 3rd marks the first day of the 2011 Carter Center Human Rights Defenders Forum. The theme for this year’s…

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Linking religion and obesity

Annie Hardison-Moody·

March 30, 2011

A new study presented by researchers at Northwestern University at a recent American Heart Association conference challenges assumptions about the…

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Science of Generosity dissertation fellowship

Annie Hardison-Moody·

February 28, 2011

The University of Notre Dame's Science of Generosity Initiative has announced a new dissertation fellowship to support research on the…

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Revolution and women’s rights

Annie Hardison-Moody·

February 25, 2011

Tuesday marked the first day of the 55th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women meeting. …

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