Chrys Stevenson
Chrys Stevenson is a freelance writer and speaker with a professional background in PR and marketing. In the late 90s, as a mature-age student, Chrys graduated from Griffith University with a BA (majors in history, literature and sociology) and a first class honours degree in cultural studies.
Following her contribution to Warren Bonett’s (2010) The Australian Book of Atheism, Chrys has become a well-known advocate on issues relating to the separation of church and state.
Chrys’ work has been published in numerous newspapers and online journals. She also writes for her own blog, Gladly, the Cross-Eyed Bear. Follow her on Twitter at @Chrys_Stevenson.
In recent times, Chrys’ passionate advocacy on secular and skeptical issues has seen her interviewed on television and radio and has rekindled her interest in public speaking.
Articles by Chrys Stevenson
Take control of your own death before it’s too late
It’s the Saturday morning of the Queensland election and I’ve just boarded a Virgin flight to Sydney. As embarking passengers…... Read more
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Good morning Punchers. After four years of excellent fun and great conversation, this is the final post…
Will Pope Francis have the vision to tackle this?
I have had some close calls, one that involved what looked to me like an AK47 pointed my way, followed…
Advocating risk management is not “victim blaming”
In a world in which there are still people who subscribe to the vile notion that certain victims of sexual…
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From: Hasbro, go straight to gaol, do not pass go
Tim says:
They should update other things in the game too. Instead of a get out of jail free card, they should have a Dodgy Lawyer card that not only gets you out of jail straight away but also gives you a fat payout in compensation for daring to arrest you in the first place. Instead of getting a hotel when you… [read more]From: A guide to summer festivals especially if you wouldn’t go
Kel says:
If you want a festival for older people or for families alike, get amongst the respectable punters at Bluesfest. A truly amazing festival experience to be had of ALL AGES. And all the young "festivalgoers" usually write themselves off on the first night, only to never hear from them again the rest of… [read more]Gentle jabs to the ribs
Superman needs saving
Can somebody please save Superman? He seems to be going through a bit of a crisis. Eighteen months ago,… Read more
