This track explores the multifaceted nature of identity and how various social categories such as race, class, and sexuality intersect with gender. Papers will examine the implications of intersectional analysis for social justice and policy formulation.

This session focuses on the evolution of feminist theories and their practical applications in contemporary society. Contributions will address how these theories inform activism, policy, and societal change.

This track investigates the role of culture in shaping gender identities and representations in various media. Papers will analyze how cultural narratives influence societal perceptions of gender and contribute to social justice movements.

This session aims to discuss the effectiveness of current policies aimed at promoting gender equality across different sectors. Contributions will evaluate the impact of these policies on marginalized communities and propose actionable recommendations.

This track examines gender rights from a global perspective, highlighting the challenges and successes in different cultural contexts. Papers will focus on transnational movements and their influence on local gender policies.

This session explores the role of men and masculinities in the pursuit of social justice and gender equality. Contributions will address how redefining masculinity can contribute to dismantling patriarchal structures.