Program areas at Auburn Theological Seminary
Community growth: Auburn cultivates the multifaith, multiracial justice movement by connecting and strategically supporting leadership networks that facilitate, organize for, and deepen social transformation. Recent programs have woven diverse networks of faith and spiritual leaders across the us championing new narratives and building creative community projects to advance economic and reproductive justice.
Social impact: Auburn changes narratives by amplifying the impact of faith and justice movement leaders and by convening a broad cross-section of communities to create and advance research-based messaging and content that inspires connection, resilience, and hope. Social impact program participants learn movement wisdom through podcasts, build audience through digital campaigns, and deepen public understanding through storytelling, issue advocacy, and impact campaigns.
Leadership development: Auburn catalyzes new and established justice leaders motivated by their faith, spiritual, and ethical traditions by providing them with peer support and communities of practice. Current leadership development programs include the sojourner truth leadership circle for thriving black women leaders working at the intersections of faith, spirituality, community-building and social justice.