This track explores the core principles and historical development of foundational feminist theories. It aims to critically analyze the contributions of key feminist thinkers and their impact on contemporary gender studies.

Focusing on the intersections of race, class, sexuality, and other identities, this track examines how intersectional feminism enhances our understanding of gender inequality. Participants will discuss the implications of intersectionality for feminist theory and activism.

This track investigates the contributions of postcolonial and decolonial feminist perspectives to the discourse on gender and power. It seeks to highlight the voices and experiences of marginalized women in global contexts.

Exploring the intersections of queer theory and gender studies, this track addresses the complexities of sexuality and identity. Discussions will focus on the ways queer theory challenges traditional gender norms and binaries.

This track examines the construction and perpetuation of gender roles and stereotypes in various cultural contexts. Participants will analyze the impact of these constructs on individual identities and societal expectations.

Focusing on the dynamics of gender in the workplace, this track explores issues such as labor inequality, workplace harassment, and the gender pay gap. It aims to foster discussions on policies and practices that promote gender equity in professional settings.

This track addresses the critical issues surrounding health and reproductive rights from a feminist perspective. Participants will engage in discussions about access to healthcare, bodily autonomy, and the intersection of gender with health policies.

This track highlights the evolution and impact of feminist movements and campaigns across the globe. It aims to analyze strategies, successes, and challenges faced by contemporary feminist activism.

Exploring the role of digital platforms in feminist activism, this track examines how technology influences gender discourse and mobilization. Participants will discuss the opportunities and challenges posed by digital spaces for feminist movements.

This track investigates how gender is represented in various cultural forms, including literature, film, and art. It aims to analyze the implications of these representations for societal perceptions of gender and identity.

Focusing on gender issues from a global perspective, this track encourages comparative analyses of gender dynamics across different cultures and societies. Participants will explore the implications of globalization on gender relations and feminist theory.