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International Conference on Technology, Digital Society, and Gender Studies

📅 8–9 Mar 2027 📍 Lyon, France 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the role of technological advancements in promoting gender equity across various sectors. It aims to highlight innovative solutions that address gender disparities in access and participation in the digital landscape.

This session focuses on the intersection of the digital divide and gender disparities, examining how access to technology varies among different gender groups. Papers will analyze the implications of this divide on social and economic opportunities.

This track invites contributions that apply feminist theory to the study of technology, exploring how gender influences technological design and usage. It seeks to challenge traditional narratives and propose alternative frameworks for understanding technology.

This session examines how intersectional identities shape experiences in digital environments. It aims to uncover the complexities of online interactions and the unique challenges faced by marginalized groups.

This track investigates the role of cyberfeminism in contemporary digital activism, focusing on how feminist movements leverage technology for social change. Contributions will explore case studies and theoretical frameworks that highlight this intersection.

This session addresses the pervasive issue of online harassment, particularly as it relates to gendered experiences. Papers will analyze the impact of such harassment on individuals and communities, as well as potential strategies for mitigation.

This track explores the dynamics of gender representation on social media platforms, examining how these spaces shape public perceptions of gender. Contributions will analyze both positive and negative portrayals and their societal implications.

This session focuses on strategies for enhancing digital inclusion among underrepresented gender groups. It aims to identify barriers to access and propose actionable solutions to foster equitable participation in the digital society.

This track investigates the relationship between technology and gendered labor, exploring how technological advancements impact employment opportunities for different genders. Papers will discuss both the challenges and benefits of technology in the workforce.

This session examines the intersection of digital rights and gender justice, focusing on how policies can be shaped to protect and promote the rights of all genders in the digital realm. Contributions will highlight case studies and advocacy efforts.

This track invites discussions on how technological innovations are reshaping the field of gender studies. It aims to explore new methodologies and tools that enhance research and understanding of gender issues in the digital age.