
Dr Alex D. J. Fry
@alexdjfry
Sociologist
Senior Lecturer @BournemouthUni
Wellbeing, AI, religion, gender, pedagogy
First generation student turned academic
CofE-orthodox not traditionalist
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1/2 We are excited to announce that our latest issue is now out! š The articles in this issue cover a wide range of topics within religion and gender, ranging from Dr Alex D. J. Fry and Dr Sharon Jagger's "What Shapes Ambivalence towards āFeminismā amongst the Clergy?", which explores...


Really looking forward to discussing my research from Explaining Atheism with Durham Institute for Medical Humanities



Who actually wrote this in the Book of Common Prayer magazine? I think they really must be held to account and an apology published. I am sick of hearing women described as witches in The Church of England and getting away with this.


Anyone want to come at work Bournemouth Uni in my department? jobs.ac.uk/job/DKS585/lecā¦




āOn rare visits to parliament..Farage & Reform are voting against ⢠the employment rights bill ⢠scrapping zero-hours contracts ⢠sick leave & maternity pay And they want to charge for using the NHS They are not the answer for working people in Britainā theguardian.com/politics/2025/ā¦

The hardest challenge Iāve faced as a church abuse survivor isnāt the trauma itselfāitās the fear that speaking up will cost me everything. Iāve already faced backlash. I was even warned Iād never get a job if I told the truth. Cathy Newman Bishop of Newcastle š¤š¤š¤š¤š Anglican Survivors Group

I spoke in House of Lords to say we must reject the false choice between defence and development. They are not competing priorities. properly used, development funding helps prevents conflict, tackles instability, builds a safer more just world. Cutting aid in this way risks


On this #InternationalWomensDay, please note #ThisIsWhatAPriestLooksLike. It is time to eradicate gender inequality and misogyny in our institutions. The Church of England, there's a long way to go. Women and the Church, MartineOborne and others, thanks for all you do.
