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International Conference on Women's Literature and Feminist Criticism

4th Jan – 5th Jan 2027 Bangkok, Thailand

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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.

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01 Women in Leadership: Challenges and Opportunities +

This track explores the unique challenges faced by women in leadership roles across various sectors. It aims to highlight successful strategies and frameworks that promote women's leadership and empowerment.

02 Human Rights and Gender Equality: A Critical Examination +

This session focuses on the intersection of human rights and gender equality, analyzing how literature reflects and shapes societal attitudes. Participants will discuss the role of feminist criticism in advocating for women's rights.

03 Peace Processes and Women's Voices +

This track examines the critical role of women in peace processes and conflict resolution. It aims to showcase literary works that highlight women's contributions to building peace and fostering reconciliation.

04 Governance and Social Justice: Feminist Perspectives +

This session invites discussions on the role of governance in promoting social justice through a feminist lens. Participants will analyze literary texts that critique existing power structures and advocate for equitable policies.

05 Policy Advocacy and Women's Rights +

This track focuses on the intersection of literature and policy advocacy for women's rights. It aims to explore how narratives can influence public policy and promote gender-sensitive governance.

06 Human Development and Gender: Literary Insights +

This session investigates the relationship between human development and gender representation in literature. Participants will discuss how literary works can illuminate the challenges and successes of women's development.

07 Conflict Resolution and Feminist Narratives +

This track examines the role of feminist narratives in conflict resolution and mediation. It aims to highlight literary contributions that offer innovative perspectives on resolving conflicts through gender-inclusive approaches.

08 Democracy and Women's Participation +

This session explores the significance of women's participation in democratic processes as depicted in literature. Participants will analyze texts that advocate for women's rights and representation in governance.

09 Civil Rights Movements and Feminist Literature +

This track delves into the intersection of civil rights movements and feminist literature. It aims to explore how literary works have influenced and reflected the struggles for civil rights and gender equality.

10 Global Governance and Gender Equity +

This session focuses on the role of global governance in promoting gender equity through literature. Participants will discuss how narratives can shape international policies and foster global solidarity for women's rights.

11 Community Development and Women's Empowerment +

This track examines the relationship between community development and women's empowerment in literary contexts. It aims to highlight narratives that inspire community-driven initiatives for gender equality and social justice.