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September 24, 2014 | What are the most pressing issues at the intersection of faith and gender, and how can women of different faiths and views derive strength and meaning from their respective religions? A conference cosponsored by the the new web magazine altFem (from the founders of altMuslimah.com and altCatholicah.com), the Berkley Center’s project on Women, Religion, and the Family, and the World Faiths Development Dialogue explored these important questions. Panel discussions focused on: an examination and reframing of feminism to accommodate religious traditions; gender norms in religious dating and marriage; and achieving work-life balance among working mothers.

Asma Uddin & Ashley McGuire, co-founders, altFem Magazine
Katherine Marshall, executive director, World Faiths Development Dialogue and senior fellow, Berkley Center
Aisha Rahman, executive director, Karamah: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights (moderator)
Neylan McBaine, founder, The Mormon Women Project and author of Women at Church: Magnifying LDS Women’s Local Impact
Christy Vines, executive director, Center for Women, Faith & Leadership, Institute for Global Engagement
Shahed Amanullah, CEO & co-founder of LaunchPosse
Eve Tushnet, author of Gay and Catholic: Accepting My Sexuality, Finding Community, Living My Faith