This track will explore the key concepts and historical developments of foundational feminist theories. Participants will engage with the works of seminal feminist thinkers and their impact on contemporary gender studies.

This session will examine the intersections of gender with race, class, sexuality, and other social categories. Discussions will focus on how intersectional analysis enriches our understanding of women's experiences and identities.

This track aims to highlight the contributions of postcolonial feminist scholars in critiquing Western feminist narratives. It will address the complexities of gender, culture, and power in postcolonial contexts.

This session will investigate the implications of queer theory for gender studies, focusing on the fluidity of gender and sexuality. Participants will analyze how queer perspectives challenge traditional binaries and norms.

This track will delve into the representations of sexuality and eroticism within feminist discourse. It will explore how these themes are intertwined with issues of power, agency, and identity.

This session will bring together diverse feminist perspectives from around the world, emphasizing the importance of global contexts in gender studies. Participants will discuss the challenges and triumphs of feminist movements across different cultures.

This track will focus on the role of feminist activism in driving social change and policy reform. Discussions will highlight successful case studies and the strategies employed by feminist movements.

This session will explore the construction of masculinities and the role of men in feminist discourse. Participants will engage with critical perspectives on how masculinity intersects with gender equality.

This track will examine feminist methodologies and their application in research practices. Participants will discuss the ethical considerations and challenges of conducting gender-focused research.

This session will analyze how media shapes perceptions of gender and sexuality. Participants will explore the implications of media representations for feminist theory and activism.

This track will address the evolving landscape of feminism in the 21st century, focusing on emerging trends and ongoing challenges. Participants will engage in discussions about the future directions of feminist scholarship and activism.