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International Conference on Gender, Identity, and Society

📅 9–10 Oct 2026 📍 Singapore, Singapore 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the complexities of gender identity as a social construct, examining how societal norms shape individual experiences. Papers may address the intersectionality of gender with other identities and the implications for social justice.

This session focuses on the portrayal of gender in various cultural contexts, including literature, media, and art. It aims to analyze how these representations influence societal perceptions and individual identities.

This track investigates the political frameworks and policies that promote or hinder gender equality. Contributions may include case studies, theoretical analyses, and discussions on activism and advocacy.

This session addresses the legal and human rights dimensions of gender justice, exploring how laws and regulations impact gender identities. Papers may focus on international frameworks, local practices, and case law.

This track emphasizes innovative strategies and practices aimed at transforming societal attitudes towards gender. Contributions may include grassroots movements, educational initiatives, and policy reforms.

This session delves into the interplay of multiple identities, including race, class, and sexuality, in shaping gender experiences. It seeks to highlight the importance of intersectional analysis in understanding social dynamics.

This track invites papers that examine gender issues from a global perspective, considering cultural variations and transnational influences. Discussions may include comparative analyses and the impact of globalization on gender identities.

This session focuses on the role of youth in challenging and redefining gender norms within society. Contributions may explore activism, education, and the influence of social media on gender identity.

This track investigates the relationship between gender and economic structures, focusing on issues such as labor market disparities and workplace discrimination. Papers may analyze policies aimed at promoting gender equity in the workforce.

This session examines the representation of diverse gender identities in political spheres and leadership roles. Contributions may discuss barriers to participation and strategies for enhancing inclusivity.

This track explores how cultural narratives shape and reflect gender identities across different societies. Papers may analyze storytelling, folklore, and contemporary narratives in understanding gender dynamics.