Writing

 For questions about any specific piece, feel free to reach out. While I hold a PhD in Counseling Psychology, I'm also an English BA: My honors thesis was a Jungian literary analysis of Tennyson, if that tells you anything. Writing has always been where I feel most myself. It's my spiritual home. 

Dr. Money's academic writing is linked to below, starting with her BYU dissertation on Utah youth suicide prevention, and continues with writing two chapters in a book on female ordination, and publications as an author/member in Mormon Gender Issues Survey Group (findings covered by CNN above), and child rights activism in international academia

Kristy Money-Straubhaar, "Incarcerated Male Adolescent Suicide in Utah: A Case Study." [Doctoral dissertation, Brigham Young University]. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (BYU Scholars Archive: Theses and Dissertations, 2009).

Kristy Money and Rolf Straubhaar, "Egalitarian Marriage in a Patriarchal Church," in Voices for Equality: Ordain Women and Resurgent Feminism, edited by G. Shepherd, L. F. Anderson, and G. Shepherd ( Draper, UT: Greg Kofford Books, 2015), 35-52. 

Nancy Ross, Kristy Money, Jessica Finnigan, Heather K. Olson Beal, Amber Choruby Whiteley, and Caitlin Carroll,“Finding the Middle Ground: Negotiating Mormonism and Gender,” in Voices for Equality: Ordain Women and Resurgent Feminism, edited by G. Shepherd, L. F. Anderson, and G. Shepherd ( Draper, UT: Greg Kofford Books, 2015),  319–334.

Kristy Money, Michael Neilsen, et. al. "Mormon Gender Issues Survey Research Summary" [Research Report]. Georgia Southern University. (Reserachgate, Publication # 287195799, 2015). https://www.researchgate.net/publication/287195799

Kristy Money and Luciani Barbosa, et al. Infants and young children in Brazil: Implications of neuroscience and economism for the field of childcare and early childhood education [Conference presentation]. Comparative and International Education Society Annual Conference. Article in press, 2026.

Kristy Money and Nancy Ross. “From Obligation to Embodiment: Two Feminist Scholars Reflect on Their Stories of Sexual Shame.” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. In press, 2026. 

Written by Dr. Money for The Healthy Mormon Journeys Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit:

Tounge-in-cheek homage, down to pastel color schemes and images, to the LDS missionary training materials from 1960s onward that every missionary memorized, but written as feminist consciousness-raising group materials. Written while on Executive Board of gender equality activist group Ordain Women, also a 501c3 nonprofit. Circulated widely in the movement and covered by NYT, Guardian, and SL Tribune as contributing to co-leader's excommunictation.