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International Conference on Feminism, Social Movements, and Gender Studies

📅 23–24 Jun 2027 📍 Seoul, South Korea 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores various feminist theories and methodologies that shape contemporary gender studies. It aims to critically analyze the implications of these frameworks on research practices and social activism.

This session focuses on the role of intersectionality in social movements, examining how overlapping identities influence activism. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight the complexities of advocating for gender equality.

This track addresses the multifaceted nature of gender-based violence, exploring its root causes and potential solutions. Scholars and activists will share insights on effective interventions and policy reforms.

This session examines the global landscape of women's rights activism, highlighting successful movements and ongoing challenges. It aims to foster dialogue on strategies for enhancing women's rights worldwide.

This track investigates the construction and evolution of gender roles within various cultural contexts. Participants will analyze how societal norms shape individual identities and influence gender equality.

This session focuses on the necessity of policy reform to achieve gender equality in various sectors. Experts will discuss successful case studies and the role of advocacy in shaping effective policies.

This track highlights the critical role of education in empowering women and promoting gender equality. Presentations will explore innovative educational programs and their impact on women's rights.

This session delves into the intersection of social justice and feminist activism, examining how these movements can collaborate for greater impact. Participants will discuss strategies for building inclusive coalitions.

This track explores the intersection of gender policy and international relations, focusing on how global governance affects women's rights. Scholars will analyze the implications of international agreements on local gender issues.

This session investigates the role of digital platforms in contemporary feminist activism. Participants will discuss how social media and technology can be leveraged to promote gender equality and mobilize communities.

This track examines the evolving roles of men within feminist movements and discussions on gender equality. It aims to foster a dialogue on allyship, responsibility, and the importance of male engagement in social justice.