This track explores the evolution of feminist theories and their impact on contemporary gender discourse. It aims to analyze how these theories shape discussions around power relations and social justice.

This session focuses on the intersection of sociolinguistics and gender, examining how language use reflects and constructs gender identities. Participants are encouraged to investigate the implications of linguistic choices on societal perceptions of gender.

This track invites papers that employ critical discourse analysis to uncover the underlying power dynamics in gender-related texts. The goal is to reveal how language perpetuates or challenges gender inequalities.

This session addresses the role of media in shaping public perceptions of gender and equality. Participants will analyze various media forms to evaluate their contributions to or detriments against gender equity.

This track examines how intersectionality influences gender discourse, highlighting the interconnectedness of various social identities. Papers should explore the implications of these intersections for understanding power relations.

This session investigates the relationship between language and power within gender dynamics. It aims to reveal how linguistic practices can reinforce or subvert traditional gender roles.