Strong Foundations, Forward Thinking
The Women’s Studies in Religion Program continues to bring forth new research in the study of religion and gender while building a scholarly community that crosses generations, contexts, and continents.
The Women’s Studies in Religion Program continues to bring forth new research in the study of religion and gender while building a scholarly community that crosses generations, contexts, and continents.
Leila Ahmed came to the Divinity School in 1999 as the first professor of women's studies in religion and was appointed to the Victor S. Thomas chair in 2003. She became the Victor S. Thomas Research...
Ann Braude serves as the director of the Women's Studies in Religion Program and as Senior Lecturer on American Religious History at Harvard Divinity School. She joined the...
MK Long is a historian and ethnographer of Buddhism and gender who currently serves as Lecturer on Religion at Dartmouth College. Her current research...
Zahra Moballegh specializes in philosophy and Islamic thought and has published several articles on feminist philosophy and Islamic feminism in Zanan e Emrooz (Women of Today), the leading magazine for...