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International Conference on Religion, Spirituality, and Gender Studies

3rd Oct – 4th Oct 2026 Montreal, Canada Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Religion, Spirituality, and Gender Studies conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the evolution of feminist theology and its impact on contemporary religious practices. Participants will examine how feminist perspectives reshape traditional theological narratives and contribute to gender equality within various faith communities.

This session focuses on the intersection of gender with other social identities such as race, class, and sexuality within religious frameworks. Discussions will highlight how these intersections influence individual experiences and community dynamics in spiritual settings.

This track investigates the construction of gender roles within different religious traditions and their implications for personal and communal identity. Scholars will analyze how religious beliefs shape gender expectations and the lived experiences of adherents.

This session examines how spiritual practices are influenced by and contribute to gender expression. Participants will discuss the role of rituals, prayer, and meditation in shaping gender identities and experiences in various religious contexts.

This track delves into the interplay between cultural practices and religious beliefs in shaping gender dynamics. Presentations will explore case studies that illustrate how cultural contexts influence gender roles within religious communities.

This session addresses the political dimensions of gender within religious institutions, focusing on leadership roles and decision-making processes. Participants will analyze the barriers women face and the strategies employed to promote gender equality in religious governance.

This track highlights the contributions of religious feminism to social justice movements. Scholars will discuss how feminist theological perspectives inform activism and advocacy for marginalized groups within religious contexts.

This session provides a comparative analysis of how different cultures interpret the relationship between faith and gender. Participants will explore diverse religious practices and beliefs that shape gender roles across various global contexts.

This track focuses on the pursuit of religious equality as it pertains to gender rights within various faith traditions. Discussions will center on legal, social, and theological frameworks that support or hinder gender equality in religious contexts.

This session examines the relationship between spirituality and gender identity, exploring how spiritual beliefs can affirm or challenge gender identities. Participants will discuss personal narratives and theoretical frameworks that illuminate this complex interplay.

This track invites participants to share research on the unique experiences of individuals navigating their faith through a gendered lens. Presentations will highlight personal stories and empirical studies that reveal the complexities of faith and gender.

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