International Conference on Culture of Gender and Feminist Research (ICCGFR-27)

This track explores the multifaceted nature of identity and how various social categories such as race, class, and sexuality intersect with gender. Scholars are invited to discuss methodologies that address these complexities in feminist research.

This session focuses on the portrayal of gender in various cultural mediums, including literature, film, and visual arts. Participants will analyze how these representations influence societal perceptions and norms surrounding gender.

This track examines the relationship between sexuality and power within different cultural contexts. Papers will investigate how sexual politics shape individual experiences and collective movements.

This session addresses the role of feminist pedagogy in educational settings and its impact on gender equity. Contributions will highlight innovative teaching practices that promote critical thinking about gender and sexuality.

This track invites discussions on gender equality initiatives from a global perspective, focusing on diverse cultural contexts. Scholars will share insights into successful strategies and challenges faced in various regions.

This session explores the evolving role of men in feminist movements and discussions. Papers will analyze how male engagement can contribute to or complicate feminist goals.

This track delves into the intersections of queer theory and gender studies, examining how non-normative sexualities challenge traditional gender binaries. Presentations will focus on theoretical frameworks and empirical research.

This session aims to contextualize contemporary gender issues within historical frameworks of feminist thought. Participants will explore how past movements inform current gender dynamics and activism.

This track investigates the implications of technology and digital culture on gender identities and expressions. Contributions will analyze how online platforms shape discussions around gender and sexuality.

This session focuses on the strategies and outcomes of feminist activism in promoting social change. Scholars will present case studies that illustrate the effectiveness of grassroots movements in addressing gender inequalities.

This track explores the complexities of eroticism as it relates to gendered experiences across cultures. Papers will examine how erotic narratives shape and are shaped by societal norms surrounding gender and sexuality.