Happy Women’s Day from the Women’s Caucus! On this day, we invite you to check out the WikiProject Women in Religion at en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped... We are putting together the fifth volume in this series and invite you to submit papers by April 1 at aar.sbl.womenscaucus@gmail.com.

We’ve got two events for you today. First, New Books on Gender & Religion (Hosted by Status of Women and Gender Minoritized Persons) Monday, November 26, 9AM-11AM in CC30A. Second, we’ve got our business meeting at CC-19 at 5pm and would love to see you there!

Love the concept of this panel from Metacriticism of Biblical Scholarship going on right now in HB Sapphire 410a: senior scholars reviewing their own first book. #SBLAAR24

As you make plans for your events tomorrow, please check out the Migration Unit, “Religion, Migration, and Gendered Relations at 3pm in CC-26A. Our own Ulrike Auga and Janice Poss are presiding. Hanna Kang, Luis de Prada, and Yafa Shanneik are presenting!

My bad, apparently the meeting was cancelled. But we’d love it if you attended FTLN at Hilton Aqua 300!

This year, the Women's Caucus has teamed up with the Women in Religion and Migration units to host events as we begin to hand off our sessions to official units. There will be six total sessions, including some training workshops and some brown bag lunches. We'd love to have you attend!

here's a partial #AARSBL24 starter pack. if you're going to be part of the conversation at or around AARSBL, like this post and i'll add you! repost to signal boost! i'm hoping combos of starter packs, feeds, and hashtags will help folks connect, whether they can come or not.

This year, the Women's Caucus has teamed up with the Women in Religion and Migration units to host events as we begin to hand off our sessions to official units. There will be six total sessions, including some training workshops and some brown bag lunches. We'd love to have you attend!

Less than two days remain to submit your papers for Emerging Scholars (with the Women and Religion Unit) and a session with the International Section and the Religion and Migration Unit. Go to womenscaucusaar.wixsite.com/womenscaucus... for more information and to apply. Or use the AAR site.

This year, we are working with other groups for our papers, one for Emerging Scholars with the Women and Religion Unit and one with the International Section and the Religion and Migration Unit. Go to womenscaucusaar.wixsite.com/womenscaucus... for more information.

Some photos from our first meeting and self-defense course!

We also have New Books on Gender and Religion on Sunday at 12:30 (CC-Stars 1). We will have several people talk about their books, including Nijay Gupta, Rosemary P. Carbine, Mary J. Streufert, Amy Peeler, Oluwatomisin Oredein, and Kathleen Bonnette. Their books listed below!

Bringing this one back up, we've got Nadine Walter, Rebecca Lindsey, Jenny Holloway, and Laura Wilson. We got Dr. Laurel Kerns to be a respondent!

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Our second session is "Religion and Women’s Work” on Saturday, Nov. 18, 5-6:30 pm. Xvangelical perspectives on reproduction/abortion, a reading of colonized Aboriginal domestic labor, early Pentecostal understandings of women’s praxis, and spiritual healing work of early church female deacons.

We also have (really all in CC-Stars 1) an African Biographies session on Sunday at 9AM. Our presenters will be Ruth Amwe, Edith Chamwama, Deborah Fulthorpe, Damaris S. Parsitau, Michael Hamilton, and Jackline Makena Mutuma. Esther Mombo will be the respondent.

We've got our Feminist Liberation Theologians session on Saturday at 12:30 (CC-Stars 1), focusing on book publications and topics such as childbearing, surrogacy, parenting, abortion, rape, and disabilities.

Our workshop (includes self-defense training) is starting now in Stars at Night Ballroom on the third floor (third floor, ballroom 1).

Our second session is "Religion and Women’s Work” on Saturday, Nov. 18, 5-6:30 pm. Xvangelical perspectives on reproduction/abortion, a reading of colonized Aboriginal domestic labor, early Pentecostal understandings of women’s praxis, and spiritual healing work of early church female deacons.

In the run-up to AAR/SBL, I'll be listing out our seven sessions. The first one isn't actually a session, per se. On Friday, Nov. 17, from 12:30 to 2:30 pm, we will be hosting a workshop session. Among other things, this workshop will include a self-defense course to help keep yourself safe.

We've got five whole sessions planned for this year's AAR/SBL, plus a self-defense course on Friday, November 17. We'll post more as we get closer to time. We hope to see you there!