3rd Round

3rd Round

Video Testimonials

Highlighted Speakers

NameAffliationArticle title
Amandine Lactsap MopiAdaptative Management for Development (AMD), CameroonGender and stereotype-related subterfuges in the professional environment: The case of private enterprises in Cameroon
Angharad MorganLancaster University, United KingdomReframing masculinity: How do male-identifying youth facilitators challenge or promote particular models of masculinity?
Beauty Kumari ShawBanaras Hindu University, IndiaDear Traditions, Not My Body: A Feminist Exploration of Vedic Fertility Rituals and Female Bodies in Shakuntala: The Play of Memory
Birgit FischerUniversity of Antwerp, BelgiumGender diverse Boards and Women´s Career Advancement in Austrian Corporations
gender conference Chiadikaobi IhuomaKeele University, United KingdomNavigating Resistance: Challenges and controversies in advocating Nigerian feminist politics and ideas online
gender conference Donna WoodhouseSheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom‘Out’ LGBTQI+ Players in Elite Soccer in England: exploring the disparity between PL/EFL and WSL
Dr. Ana ViduUniversidad de Deusto, SpainUniswithHeart: student networks leading the struggle for universities free of sexual violence
Dr. Shae MillerSanta Clara University, United StatesTrans Access Through Praxis: Working with Students to Create Community Resources
Dr. Chiara CoccoHeriot-Watt University, United KingdomSupporting pregnancy and early childcare in non desk-based research work: co-designing meaningful strategies towards family inclusive research career pathways
Dr. CJ JonesSanta Clara University, United StatesTrans Access Through Praxis: Working with Students to Create Community Resources
Dr. Marinela IstrateAlexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, RomaniaThe Romanian paradox: small gender pay gap, big inequalities
gender conference Dr. Nora TaravariMother Teresa University, MacedoniaGender Gap in Academic Research
Dr. Sarah Jane LockwoodTe Wānanga o Aotearoa, New ZealandGender Inequality in Crisis: An examination of Maternal Health (in)Equality in Climate Crises
gender conference 2023 Dr. Seline KeatingDublin City University, IrelandSPARK: Igniting teacher and parent confidence and competency levels in delivering quality Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE)
Dr. Sevilay Yavuz ÇeşmeciDogus University, Turkey“Why thus disguis’d and muzzl’d?: Subversive Potential of Disguise in Aphra Behn’s The Rover
Dr. Taarika SinghSOAS, University of London, United KingdomThe Military Wife and the Patriarchal Order
Dr. Thuy Nhat Minh VoUniversity of Greenwich Vietnam, VietnamGender Stereotypes in Vietnamese Education: The Influence of Cultural Norms on Subject Choices and Career Aspirations
Dr. Tien Ly QuyetEastern International University, VietnamLottery Music Shows: Popular Vietnamese Broadway Shows for Gender Equality
Geldona MetajUniversity of Tirana, SwitzerlandEqual Voices? Gender dynamics in parliamentary debates
Helina SelamVermont Oxford Network, United StatesDescriptive analysis of gender dynamics in newborn care among nurses and physicians in the African Neonatal Network
Iara TeixeiraBeira Interior University, Portugal“Each Step Brings a New Anxiety” – The Work Trajectories of Trans Women in Portugal: Implications for Mental Health
Jude MeritUniversity of Sunderland, United KingdomBeing Transgender and Autistic in an Ableist World
Malika MardievaNational University of Uzbekistan, UzbekistanFirst-Wave Feminism in Central Asia: Historical Roots and Socio-Cultural Transformations
Pallavi MahajanUniveristy of Oxford, United KingdomRebalancing the Economy of Care: Policy Pathways to Reduce Gendered Poverty
Polina LukyantsevaKyoto University, JapanDomestic Violence in Cross-National Households in Japan: Examining Abuse Patterns, Victim Narratives, and Societal Awareness
Prof. Hiromi KawasakiHiroshima University, JapanA Study on Gender Equality in Families Raising Young Children
gender conference Prof. Isabel Palomo-DomínguezMykolas Romeris, LithuaniaEducommunication and Storytelling for Gender Equality: Case Studies from European Institutions and NGOs
  Mykolas Romeris, Lithuania Gender Equality as a Brand Value in the Post-digital Media Scenario
Prof. Juan Filipe StaculFederal Institute of Goiás – IFG, BrazilShaping the “Matriarchy of Pindorama”: Tarsila do Amaral’s Feminist Anthropophagy and Women as the Driving Force of Brazilian Modernism
Prof. Marya Rozanova-SmithThe George Washington University, United States“They Say There’s More Equality…”: Women’s Insights on Progress and Setbacks in Gender Empowerment in Northern Iceland During and Beyond the Pandemic
Prof. Tanya BakhruSan Jose State University, United StatesAbortion Rights as Human Rights: Implementing a Global Reproductive Justice Framework
Raïssa Lonko KepseuInstitut de Formation Pratique en Informatique, CameroonThe Digital Divide and Digital Inclusion in Developing Countries
gender conference Sergio López RamudoUniversity of Salamanca, Spain Policy Tools of Local Authorities to Develop Gender-Sensitive Regulations: A Special Mention of Local Competences in Spain
Simon IndesteegeUhasselt, BelgiumReconciling Gender Equality and Diversity in Constitutional Law
Vasiliki ChelidoniIonian University, GreecePotentials and Limitations of Gender-Neutral Language as a Form of Gender Identities’ Visibility and Equal Representation: A Corpus Approach per Text Genre
Vibusha Kalanee MadanayakeUniversity of Northern British Columbia, CanadaDecolonizing theory: Sri Lankan grassroots women in NGO-led peacebuilding
Vijaya Vani Gonumakulapalle LodiIndian Institute of Technology Madras, IndiaBeyond Words: Investigating Stakeholder Attitudes Toward Gender-Neutral Language in Indian Higher Education

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