I am Miriam/Skyla(she/they), a self-taught programmer and researcher who has recently dedicated herself to pursuing coding with a heightened commitment. My proficiency lies in HTML/CSS, skills honed since my teenage years when I embarked on coding endeavors to enhance the aesthetics of my Tumblr blog. In addition, I possess fluency in Bash, a proficiency cultivated through the daily use of Linux in my routine. I also possess a high level of fluency and expertise in SPSS, acquired through extensive coursework during my undergraduate studies in social science statistics. Currently, I am actively engaged in the acquisition of skills in SQL, Python, and JavaScript.
My areas of research interest, encompass the following domains:
❥the Ancient MENA region, specifically delving into the lives of women within that context, with a particular emphasis on their religious experiences
❥the academic history and theoretical frameworks prevalent in Germany from the early 1800s through World War Two; Eastern European and German Jewish history
❥the study of reception history concerning the genesis of the "Bible" and its manifold translations, interpretations, and adaptations
❥exploration of Marxist, Materialist, and Radical feminist theories
❥the field of Women's liberation theology
❥investigations into childist theology and children's liberation theory/theology
❥the intersection of leftist theories with religious studies
❥finally, the domain of Miriamic Studies.

❥I speak German and French, along with basic Hebrew, Yiddish, Arabic, Dutch, Spanish, Latin, Ancient Greek, and Luxembourgish.
❥I have a BA in Religious Studies with minors in Psychology, Jewish Studies, and Women and Gender Studies.
❥I am originally from Tennessee but now live in New York City.
❥My favorite color is purple.