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International Conference on Economic Empowerment, Development, and Gender Studies

3rd Oct – 4th Oct 2026 Sydney, Australia

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 1 SDG 3 SDG 4 SDG 5
01 Economic Empowerment and Gender Equality +

This track explores the intersection of economic empowerment and gender equality, focusing on policies and practices that enhance women's economic participation. It aims to highlight successful case studies and innovative approaches that promote gender-inclusive economic growth.

02 Gender and Development: Theoretical Perspectives +

This session invites papers that critically engage with theoretical frameworks surrounding gender and development. Participants are encouraged to analyze how these theories inform policy and practice in various socio-economic contexts.

03 Women in Leadership: Barriers and Opportunities +

This track examines the challenges and opportunities faced by women in leadership roles across different sectors. It seeks to identify strategies that can enhance women's representation and influence in decision-making processes.

04 Economic Inclusion Strategies for Marginalized Women +

This session focuses on innovative strategies aimed at economically empowering marginalized women, including those from rural and low-income backgrounds. Papers should address practical interventions and their impacts on women's livelihoods.

05 Gender-Based Violence and Economic Outcomes +

This track investigates the relationship between gender-based violence and economic outcomes for women. It aims to uncover how violence affects women's economic participation and to discuss interventions that can mitigate these impacts.

06 Intersectionality in Gender Studies +

This session invites discussions on the intersectionality of gender with other social categories such as race, class, and sexuality. Papers should explore how these intersections shape experiences of empowerment and development.

07 Global Perspectives on Gender and Economic Development +

This track seeks to gather diverse global perspectives on the role of gender in economic development. Participants are encouraged to share insights from different cultural and national contexts.

08 Policy Frameworks for Gender Equality in Economic Development +

This session focuses on the role of policy frameworks in promoting gender equality within economic development initiatives. Papers should analyze existing policies and propose new approaches to enhance gender inclusivity.

09 Education and Economic Empowerment of Women +

This track examines the critical role of education in facilitating women's economic empowerment. It aims to highlight successful educational programs and their impact on women's economic status.

10 Technology and Gender: Bridging the Economic Divide +

This session explores how technology can be leveraged to bridge the economic divide between genders. Papers should discuss innovative technological solutions that empower women economically.

11 Cultural Influences on Gender and Economic Empowerment +

This track investigates how cultural norms and values influence gender roles and economic empowerment. Participants are encouraged to analyze the implications of cultural contexts for women's economic agency.