Hosts networks such as The Women’s Caucus in Religion, Feminist Theory and Religious Reflection Group, Lesbian-Feminist Issues in Religion Group and Womanist Approaches to Religion and Society Group, and other groups that meet at AAR’s annual meetings and communicate electronically throughout the year. Members are largely faculty at colleges, universities and divinity schools.

Through the Women’s Multifaith Program, provides programs and educational initiatives to cultivate, sustain and inspire women to have meaningful encounters with women from other traditions.

The Center for Research on Women hosts a series of lectures, panel discussions and conferences exploring a wide range of feminist and social justice issues, including religion. In 2007, the center hosted a Women and Religion exhibit.

Through the Anna Howard Shaw Center, promotes structures and practices that empower women and honor diversity through research, education, support and advocacy.

Through the Women’s Spirituality Program, offers womanist, feminist, and postcolonial approaches to an active spirituality and ecosocial vision of peace, justice and sustainability.

The first program focused on the intersection of women’s studies and religion in the United States. Offers a master’s and PhD in women’s studies in religion.

Through the Women in Theology and Ministry Program in the Candler School of Theology, promotes scholarship and programs that support, consult with and advocate for lay and ordained women and their communities.

Through the program for Women’s Studies in Religion, offers certificate in women’s studies in religion and theology, drawing upon diverse voices, experiences, academic disciplines and faith traditions.

Through the Women’s Leadership Institute, presents curricula with feminist perspectives on Scripture, theology, psychology, spirituality, ritual, and leadership.

Through the Women’s Studies in Religion Program, the first program to focus on the interdisciplinary study of women and religion, focuses on research that expands the base of knowledge about women in religion.