Promotes leadership of women professionals within Jewish institutions at national and local levels.

Unites secular and religious activists and movements by creating opportunities for dialogue, such as events and Web-based booklets on rotating topics related to faith and feminism.

Through the Office of Women’s Ministries at the Episcopal Church Center, provides tools, resources and forums to empower Anglican women around issues of equality, peace and justice.

Community of Asian women involved in theology and ministry, holds conferences and meetings, and publishes a theological journal, In God’s Image, and newsletter, womenet.

Connects, informs and mobilizes people and organizations committed to achieving gender equality, sustainable development and women’s human rights. Conducting "Resisting and Challenging Religious Fundamentalisms" advocacy research project.

Part of the Faith, Feminism and Philanthropy Initiative, is Georgia’s only public foundation focused solely on the needs of women and girls.

Lifts religious voices that speak passionately on political and social issues with a respect for religious freedom and religious diversity.

Educates and equips women of the African diaspora to reach their full potential in church, civic, and social arenas; takes strong stand against racial and gender inequality, poverty and moral decay.

Provides direct access for women and their loved ones to get support, information and discussion related to abortion; hosts national, toll-free talk line with trained volunteers, many of whom are women of faith.

Works with thousands of Black churches nationally and internationally to advocate for Black women regarding HIV/AIDS and cervical cancer.