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International Conference on Gender, Power, and Social Change in Europe

📅 1–2 Jun 2027 📍 Vienna, Austria 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intricate relationships between gender and power within various European contexts. It aims to analyze how these dynamics shape social structures and influence policy-making processes.

This session focuses on the evolution of feminist movements across Europe and their role in driving social change. Participants will examine case studies that highlight successful feminist interventions in policy and cultural norms.

This track investigates the persistence of patriarchal systems within European family structures. Discussions will center on how these systems affect gender roles and family dynamics in modern society.

This session addresses the concept of intersectionality and its relevance to social justice movements in Europe. It seeks to understand how overlapping identities influence experiences of oppression and activism.

This track examines the intersection of civil rights and gender policy across European nations. It aims to identify best practices and challenges in promoting gender equality through legislative frameworks.

This session explores the barriers and facilitators of political participation for different genders in Europe. It will analyze the impact of gender representation on policy outcomes and democratic processes.

This track investigates how cultural norms shape identity formation in relation to gender in various European contexts. Participants will discuss the implications of these norms for individual and collective identities.

This session focuses on the role of education in promoting gender equality across Europe. It will explore innovative educational practices and policies that challenge traditional gender roles.

This track examines the gendered dimensions of work and labor in Europe, including issues of pay equity and occupational segregation. Discussions will highlight the impact of labor policies on gender equality.

This session focuses on the evolving concept of masculinities and their impact on social change in Europe. It aims to explore how different masculinities contribute to or challenge existing power structures.

This track investigates various equality movements across Europe, focusing on their strategies and the challenges they face. Participants will analyze the effectiveness of these movements in achieving social change.