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International Conference on Migration, Borders, Citizenship, and Gender Studies

13th Nov – 14th Nov 2026 Edinburgh, UK Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Migration, Borders, Citizenship, and Gender Studies 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 intersection of gender and migration policy, examining how policies impact different genders uniquely. It aims to highlight the implications of these policies on social inclusion and human rights.

This session focuses on the role of gender in border control practices and the implications for migrants. It seeks to analyze how gendered experiences shape individuals' interactions with state mechanisms at borders.

This track investigates the ways in which citizenship laws perpetuate gender inequalities and affect migrant populations. It aims to discuss potential reforms that could promote gender equity within legal frameworks.

This session examines how transnational migration influences gender identities and roles. It aims to understand the complexities of identity formation in the context of cross-border movements.

This track addresses the intersection of social justice and the rights of refugees, with a focus on gendered experiences. It aims to explore advocacy strategies that promote equitable treatment for all refugees.

This session discusses the application of human rights frameworks to issues of gender and migration. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of these frameworks in protecting the rights of marginalized groups.

This track focuses on the role of gender in fostering social inclusion within migrant communities. It aims to highlight best practices and challenges faced by women and gender minorities in these contexts.

This session explores how existing legal frameworks shape the migration experiences of different genders. It aims to identify gaps and propose legal reforms that address these disparities.

This track examines the concepts of identity and belonging among migrants, with a focus on gendered experiences. It aims to understand how migration influences personal and collective identities.

This session seeks to uncover the narratives of gendered experiences in migration, emphasizing the voices of women and gender minorities. It aims to enrich migration studies with diverse perspectives.

This track focuses on the intersectionality of migration and gender, analyzing how various social categories interact to shape experiences. It aims to foster discussions on the complexities of identity in migration contexts.