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ConferenceICGPSJCS
ModeStandard / Physical
ParticipationListener
Registration fee$135.00
Bank charges (5.8%)$7.83
Total payable$142.83
Includes all bank processing charges — the amount above is exactly what will be charged.
Benefits of Registering as Listener
Access to Conference Sessions
Networking Opportunities
Certificate of Participation
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Conference Kit / Materials
Access to Keynote Sessions
• Conference Session Tracks •
SDG-Aligned Research Themes
ICGPSJCS conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.
01 Gender Dynamics in Caribbean Societies +
This track explores the multifaceted roles of gender in shaping social structures within Caribbean communities. It aims to analyze how gender intersects with culture, tradition, and modernity in influencing power relations.
02 Power Structures and Social Justice Movements +
This session focuses on the evolution of social justice movements in the Caribbean, examining their impact on power dynamics. It seeks to highlight the role of activism in challenging systemic inequalities.
03 Caribbean Feminism: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives +
This track investigates the historical roots and contemporary expressions of Caribbean feminism. It aims to understand how feminist movements have evolved in response to local and global challenges.
04 Queer Studies in the Caribbean Context +
This session delves into the complexities of queer identities and experiences within Caribbean societies. It seeks to address the intersection of sexuality, culture, and politics in shaping queer activism.
05 Family Structures and Gender Roles +
This track examines the evolving family structures in the Caribbean and their implications for gender roles. It aims to analyze how these changes reflect broader social transformations.
06 Patriarchy and Its Discontents +
This session critically explores the manifestations of patriarchy in Caribbean societies and its impact on gender relations. It seeks to identify strategies for dismantling patriarchal structures and promoting equity.
07 Intersectionality and Social Inequality +
This track focuses on the concept of intersectionality as a lens for understanding social inequality in the Caribbean. It aims to explore how overlapping identities shape experiences of oppression and privilege.
08 Politics of Identity in Caribbean Societies +
This session examines the politics of identity formation in the Caribbean, considering factors such as race, ethnicity, and gender. It seeks to understand how these identities influence social and political engagement.
09 Human Rights and Gender Justice +
This track addresses the intersection of human rights and gender justice in the Caribbean context. It aims to explore legal frameworks and grassroots movements advocating for gender equality.
10 Colonial Legacies and Contemporary Social Change +
This session investigates the lasting impacts of colonialism on gender relations and social justice in the Caribbean. It seeks to analyze how these legacies inform current struggles for reform.
11 Activism and Community Empowerment +
This track highlights grassroots activism and its role in fostering community empowerment in Caribbean societies. It aims to showcase successful initiatives that challenge social injustices and promote equity.
