by Jessica Mark | Apr 30, 2026 | Opinion
Last November, a colleague and I traveled for a week to Matanzas and Oliva, Cuba, to share the bodywork therapy we practice, Ortho-Bionomy, with our friends there. Ortho-Bionomy is a gentle form of bodywork that supports the body’s innate wisdom to self-correct and...
by Chantal Morales McKinney | Apr 28, 2026 | Opinion
The recent news of Dolores Huerta sharing about the sexual abuse she endured from Cesar Chavez stunned me. Not because of what she endured, but rather how she articulated why she kept quiet for so long. Ms. Huerta said she kept the secret because, “I believed that...
by Michael Chancellor | Jan 7, 2026 | Opinion
How can we address the high rates of sexual violence against women (and some men) in the United States? Like the painter who realizes too late that he has painted himself into a corner, I have come to realize this epidemic has been going on for a very long time....
by Colin Harris | Nov 25, 2025 | Opinion
These days, it’s hard not to think of theologian Karl Barth’s counsel that the proclamation of the gospel should be done with the Bible in one hand and that morning’s newspaper in the other. It was a fitting image when he said it. It is a memorable one now, with the...
by Michael Chancellor | Sep 10, 2025 | Opinion
With the daily news of Jeffrey Epstein’s victimization of young women revealing new layers to his crimes, it is helpful to consider the components of sexual assault and the tools that survivors can use in the wake of assault. Sexual predator behavior, in all its...
