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International Conference on Sociology of Gender and Identity

18th Dec – 19th Dec 2026 Chicago, USA Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Sociology of Gender and Identity conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the evolving definitions and perceptions of gender identity within various cultural contexts. It aims to analyze how social constructs shape individual experiences and societal norms.

This session focuses on the intersection of feminism with race, class, sexuality, and other social categories. It seeks to highlight diverse feminist perspectives and their implications for social justice.

This track examines the representation of gender identities in media and political discourse. It aims to assess the impact of representation on public perception and policy-making.

This session investigates how cultural narratives shape and reinforce traditional gender roles. It encourages discussions on the implications of these narratives for social change.

This track focuses on the legal and social rights of various gender identities. It aims to explore advocacy strategies that promote equality and challenge systemic discrimination.

This session analyzes the role of social movements in transforming gender dynamics within societies. It seeks to understand the mechanisms through which social change occurs.

This track offers a comparative analysis of gender identity issues across different global contexts. It aims to highlight the unique challenges and triumphs faced by various cultures.

This session explores how young individuals navigate their gender identities in contemporary society. It aims to discuss the influences of peer groups, media, and education on identity formation.

This track examines political frameworks and policies aimed at promoting gender equality. It seeks to analyze the effectiveness of these policies in achieving equitable outcomes.

This session delves into various sociological theories that address gender identity and relations. It aims to critically assess the relevance and application of these theories in contemporary research.

This track investigates the processes through which cultural change impacts gender norms. It aims to explore the role of art, literature, and activism in reshaping societal expectations.