Themes and Call for Speakers Women's Conference 2025
Presentation Opportunities at 3rd World Conference on Gender and Women’s Studies
Have you completed an academic research project that you’d like to present to an engaged audience of peers? Perhaps you’d like to share a case study from your professional experience in the private or non-profit sector? GWSCONF is the ideal platform to do just that. Showcase your knowledge, receive feedback, start discussions, and inspire others.
Why Present at GWSCONF
Spark a dialogue and help others uncover new perspectives
Advance your career
Whether you are in academia, non-profit, research, government, or private sectors, presenting at prestigious events boosts your profile and expands career opportunities.
Get published
Academic papers will get a chance to be published in relevant indexed journals, which further increases the reach of your research and strengthens your visibility in the field.
Pick the presentation format
Make an oral presentation in the lecture hall of the venue or a poster presentation in the networking area. Can’t join in-person? Apply to be a virtual speaker.
Women's Conference Topics
Themes – Call for Speakers for Women’s Conference 2025
GWSCONF 2025 aims to maximize the knowledge takeaways for all attendees by accepting presentation submissions on a wide range of themes. Speaker applicants must demonstrate a deep understanding of the selected subject and report original content that was not previously presented or published at a different conference, training, or trade show.
The themes and topics include:
- Gender and migration
- Gender empowerment
- Gender equality policies
- Gender-based discrimination and violence
- Global women’s movements and activism
- Social justice movements
- Women’s rights and advocacy
- Family policies
- Gender roles within families
- LGBTQ+ families and relationships
- Marriage and partnership dynamics
- Parenting and caregiving
- Partner violence and abuse
- healthcare access and disparities
- Reproductive rights
- Mental health and gender
- Gender and aging
- Women’s sexual and reproductive health
- Activist Art
- Feminism in art and literature
- Feminist pedagogy and writing
- Feminist perspectives on technology
- Gender and communication
- Gender and popular culture
- Gender digital divide
- Gender in cultural contexts
- gender portrayal in media
- Indigenous perspectives on gender
- Media representation and stereotypes
- Online harassment and cyberbullying
- Tech industry diversity
- Women’s contributions to culture
- Education and empowerment
- Gender stereotypes in education
- Gender-responsive education
- Girls’ access to education
- Women in STEM fields
- Climate crisis and Environmental activism
- Gender and international development
- Gender and voting
- Gender quotas and political representation
- Political activism and gender
- Women in politics and government
- Women’s leadership in public policy
- Financial literacy and inclusion
- Gender pay equity
- Gender wage gap
- Motherhood and Work-Life Balance
- Poverty and gender
- Women in leadership and entrepreneurship
- Women in the workforce
- Women in the workforce
- Advocate for LGBTQ+ rights
- Inheritance rights
- Intersectionality of gender
- LGBTQ+ legislation
- LGBTQ+ representation
- Queer theory and gender studies
Don’t think your speaker application fits into any of the themes above? Is your paper on a related theme? Submit your request anyways as the event committee may accommodate additional themes.
Meet the Event Committee
Each presentation submission for the 3rd World Conference on Gender and Women’s Studies undergoes a thorough evaluation by the committee of experts.
Dr. Abeer Dababneh
Associate Professor, Center for Women’s Studies, University of Jordan
Prof. JosAnn Cutajar
Associate Professor of Gender and Sexualities, Faculty for Social Wellbeing, University of Malta, Malta
Prof. Eileen Drew
Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin, Ireland & HIT Programme Member (Women and Leadership), Zurich University, Switzerland
Dr. Nalini Moodley Diar
Faculty of the Arts, Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa
Dr. Molly O’Donnell
James Madison University, United States
Dr. Merav Moshe- Grodofsky
School of Social Work, Sapir College, Israel 
Prof. Heba Mansour
Sultan Qaboos University, Oman
Dr. Ly Quyet Tien
Becamex Business School, Eastern International University, Vietnam
How to Apply
To apply to speaker at the 3rd World Conference on Gender and Women’s Studies, fill out the application below. Upon receiving your application, the event committee will evaluate the proposed presentation based on a range of criteria, including originality, subject depth, and relevance. You will be notified of the status of your application once the committee reaches a decision. In some instances, the committee will ask an applicant to make adjustments in order to grant the speaking confirmation. If that’s the case, you will be given detailed instructions and deadlines on submitting the revised application.
Our Mission
Women’s Conference 2025 is a three-day event. However, our mission goes beyond the three days. This is a launching pad for facilitating a dialogue that cuts across geographical and sector boundaries. GWSCONF is a place for bright minds in the fields of academia, business, and non-profit and government sectors to meet, listen to the one-of-a-kind perspectives, re-evaluate own assumptions, apply methodologies and frameworks to own work, get inspired, and stay connected long after the event is over.
Knowledge exchange is at the heart of everything we do.