Session Tracks

This track explores the complexities of intersectionality as it pertains to gender, examining how various social identities intersect to shape experiences of oppression and privilege. Scholars are invited to present research that highlights the multifaceted nature of gender and its interactions with race, class, sexuality, and other identities.

This session focuses on the diverse feminist theories and methodologies that inform gender studies research. Participants will discuss the evolution of feminist thought and its implications for contemporary academic practices.

This track investigates the impact of globalization on gender relations and the experiences of women worldwide. Papers will address how global economic, political, and cultural processes shape gender identities and inequalities.

This session aims to analyze the various forms of violence against women, exploring its root causes and societal implications. Contributions will highlight both qualitative and quantitative research findings on this pressing issue.

This track examines the portrayal of gender in various media forms, including film, television, and social media. Scholars will analyze how these representations influence societal perceptions and reinforce or challenge gender norms.

This session focuses on the challenges and opportunities faced by women in leadership positions across different sectors. Papers will explore strategies for overcoming barriers and promoting gender equity in leadership roles.

This track addresses the intersection of reproductive rights and gender justice, examining how access to reproductive health services impacts women's autonomy and social status. Contributions will discuss policy implications and advocacy efforts.

This session explores the evolving notions of masculinity and the role of men in gender equality movements. Papers will investigate how changing gender dynamics affect men's identities and behaviors.

This track highlights the importance of LGBTQ+ perspectives in understanding gender as a fluid and socially constructed concept. Scholars are encouraged to present research that challenges traditional binaries and explores diverse gender identities.

This session examines the relationship between gender and health outcomes, focusing on how gender influences access to healthcare and health-related behaviors. Contributions will address both physical and mental health issues from a gendered perspective.

This track delves into the historical evolution of women's rights movements across different cultures and time periods. Papers will analyze key events, figures, and ideologies that have shaped contemporary understandings of gender equality.