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Amanda Izzo, 2013-2014 Women's Studies in Religion Program Research Associate at Harvard Divinity School, discusses her research. Her work highlights the role of liberal Christianity in the history of twentieth-century American activism and the impact of McCarthyism and other "Red Scare" movements on liberal Christian organizations and leaders like the Young Women's Christian Association and the Maryknoll sisters.
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