New approaches to economic research are changing our understanding of and response to gender stereotypes 
How to make academic book reviews sustainable in a PPP environment 
Generative AI should end the failed war on school misconduct 
Open access “at any cost” cannot support academic publishing communities 
Unleashing the Power of Faith and Imagination – Open the Book Program Inspires Children of Kericho County 
Inspiring the Next Generation of Transformational Leaders
The Society hosted the first ever youth leadership training called Catalyst Leadership Training organized in Kenya by the Bible Society...
Healing prisoners
The Trauma Healing Program continues to spread the message of healing to different audiences across the country. Through the efforts...
4 promises of God’s power
In times of weakness, doubt, and adversity, it is imperative for us to remember that we serve a mighty God...
Wizards, impostors or irresponsible curators? How consultants shape policy in underfunded international agencies
Consultants play an important role in developing policies and strategies for international organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO)....
Just blah blah blah? Finding out why, when and where theory really matters
There is debate in many social science disciplines about whether research and writing is under- or over-theorized. Gorgi Krlev, argues...
Hanse Mission, Kilifi County: Long-Term Impact
God is always doing something new, bigger, better and bigger as time goes by. Then we can at any cost...
Altmetric assessments in political science are gendered – does it matter?
Altmetrics are usually viewed as indicators of online engagement and attention. However, if we take the field of political science...
Although difficult to define, descriptive summaries change the way we think about researcher assessment.
For their proponents, descriptive academic summaries are a way to circumvent aspects of a research assessment culture that is overly...
The future of science podcasting could be what we want it to be
From esoteric passion projects to mainstream talk shows, academic podcasting, like the medium in general, has grown tremendously over the...
‘(It’s) like it doesn’t exist’: Is cyberbullying of university professors taken seriously?
As teaching and learning in higher education increasingly become an online activity, opportunities and instances of cyberbullying are becoming more...