This roundtable brings together a group of Asian/American feminist scholars from different generations and social locations who have been actively involved in PANAAWTM to examine the history and future of transnational Asian/American feminist theologies. Since its founding in the 1980s, PANAAWTM has been crucial in shaping feminist theological discourse, challenging Eurocentric and patriarchal frameworks, and fostering mentorship and solidarity across borders. As feminist theologians face increasing scrutiny and threats to academic freedom, this session will critically engage with the obstacles confronting antiracist, anti-imperialist feminist theological scholarship today. Panelists will explore key contributions of transnational feminist theological movements, the challenges posed by shifting political and institutional landscapes, and strategies for sustaining cross-regional theological collaborations. This roundtable highlights enduring struggles and emerging possibilities and offers a vital space for reflection, resistance, and envisioning new directions in transnational Asian/American feminist theologies.