Vision
• Society without marginalisation and discrimination of women
• Society of equal opportunities for women and men
• Society without violence against women both in private and public sphere
• Society of equal representation of women and men in public and political life
• Society of a fair distribution of power between women and men

Mission
• Advocacy for social changes of crucial interest for improvement of the position of women 
• Making women’s initiatives more visible both locally and globally
• Making sure that the authentic voice of women of Bosnia and Herzegovina is heard as a part of the global discourse on women’s human rights
• Creation of alliances and partnerships with progressive movements and civil-society organizations that have the promotion of  human rights in their mission.

Scope of Work
Among other things, the Centre “Woman and Society” works on the following:
• Develops a methodology for gender-related social researches and implements them 
• Monitors the situation related to equality of women and men in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Observers the gender dimension of institutional reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially concerning legislation
• The Centre organises and implements lobbying and advocacy for  gender equality in the B&H society, as well as campaigns for social changes necessary for a gender-sensitive democracy
• The Centre organizes forums, conferences, public speeches, debates and round tables on urgent issues important for women
• Informs the public on all key problems related to the position of women in BiH through electronic and printed media

The Centre “Woman and Society” in international networks:
• The Centre is a member and one of the founders of the International Gender Policy Network (IGPN), which gathers similar organisations in post-socialist countries of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia,
• The Centre is the institutional partner of the Network of Women’s Programmes of the Open Society Institute (OSI NWP) from New York,
• The Centre is a member of the Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID),
• The Centre is a member of the Human Rights House Network.