
- Academic Papers
- Case Studies
- Work in-Progress Papers
- PhD Papers
- Masters Papers
- Posters and Presentations
- Non- Academic or Practitioner Contributions
Aims and Scope
The International Conference on Gender Research (ICGR) brings together scholars, practitioners, and researchers from around the world to explore diverse issues related to gender. This conference provides a multidisciplinary platform where participants are encouraged to engage in discussions and present research findings on various aspects of gender studies. The diversity of the research discussed, and the participants involved in the event is an important reflection on how Gender Studies still impact all corners of life. The published open access conference proceedings from these events serve as a valuable resource for ongoing research and scholarship in the area of gender research. Previous editions of the proceedings can be found here: https://papers.academic-conferences.org/index.php/icgr
The call for papers for the ICGR conference asked for contributions that considered the following aims and scope. In addition to this, the committee welcomed papers on a number of specialist mini-tracks which can be seen at the end of this list.
Gender Identity and Expression
- the experiences and challenges faced by transgender and non-binary individuals
- social, legal, and psychological aspects of gender identity
- gender beyond the traditional binary framework.
Gender and Education
- the role of gender in educational settings
- gender disparities in access to education
- gendered experiences in classrooms
- the impact of educational policies on gender equality. It also delves into
- how gender influences academic and career choices, particularly in STEM fields.
Gender and Work
- the intersection of gender and work
- gender wage gaps and workplace discrimination
- the representation of women and gender minorities in leadership roles
- challenges of work-life balance
- the impact of gendered expectations on career advancement
- the role of organizations in promoting gender equity.
Gender and Health
- health disparities related to gender
- reproductive rights
- access to healthcare and mental health issues specific to different genders
- the impact of gender on health outcomes
- the influence of gender on health behaviour, access to services, and medical research
Gender, Politics, and Law
- the intersection of gender with politics and law
- examining gender representation in political institutions
- the impact of gender on voting behavior
- the role of gender in legal systems
- gender-based violence, legal protections against discrimination, and the impact of public policy on gender equality.
Cultural and Media Representations of Gender
- how gender is represented in various forms of media and culture.
- the analysis of gender stereotypes in television, film, literature, and advertising,
- the role of social media in shaping and challenging these representations.
- the impact of media on public perceptions of gender
- the role of cultural narratives in reinforcing or challenging gender norms.
Intersectionality
- how gender intersects with other social categories such as race, class, ethnicity, sexuality, and disability.
- the complexities of gender experiences and the multiple forms of discrimination and privilege that individuals may encounter.
Gender and Technology
- the role of technology in shaping gender experiences.
- the gendered dimensions of digital spaces,
- the impact of artificial intelligence on gender equity
- the challenges and opportunities that technology presents for advancing gender rights.
Gender in Global and Comparative Contexts
- comparative studies of gender across different countries and cultures,
- global variations in gender norms, policies, and practices.
- The impact of globalization on gender roles and how transnational movements can challenge traditional gender norms.
Mini-Tracks
For more information on, or to submit a Mini Track, please email afua@academic-conferences.org
Important Dates
Abstract submission deadline | 18 October 2025 |
Notification of abstract acceptance | 01 November 2025 |
Full paper due for review | 07 December 2025 |
Notification of paper acceptance (with any requested changes) | 15 February 2026 |
Earlybird registration closes | 01 March 2026 |
Final paper due (with any changes) | 15 March 2026 |
Final Author payment date | 05 April 2026 |