International Conference on Gender, Power, and Social Justice in Latin America (ICGPSJLA - 26)

This track explores the diverse feminist theories emerging from Latin America, examining their implications for social justice and gender equality. It aims to highlight the intersection of feminism with local cultural contexts and political movements.

Focusing on intersectionality, this track investigates how various identities, including race, class, and gender, shape experiences of inequality in Latin America. It seeks to understand the complexities of social justice movements that address these intersecting issues.

This session will analyze the role of gender in political participation across Latin American countries, emphasizing the barriers and opportunities faced by women. Discussions will include case studies of successful political movements led by women.

This track focuses on the unique challenges and activism of Indigenous women in Latin America, highlighting their struggles for rights and recognition. It aims to showcase the intersection of cultural identity and gender in the fight for social justice.

Exploring the influence of patriarchal systems on family structures in Latin America, this session will analyze how these dynamics perpetuate gender inequality. It will also discuss alternative family models that challenge traditional norms.

This track examines the intersection of civil rights movements and gender issues in Latin America, focusing on how gender perspectives enrich the understanding of civil rights struggles. It will highlight key figures and events that shaped these movements.

Focusing on the role of education in promoting gender equality, this session will explore innovative educational programs and policies in Latin America. It aims to discuss how education can empower marginalized groups and foster social change.

This track will analyze recent policy reforms aimed at promoting gender equity in Latin America, assessing their effectiveness and challenges. It will encourage discussions on best practices and strategies for future reforms.

This session will explore the relationship between social movements and feminist activism in Latin America, highlighting collaborative efforts to address issues of inequality. It aims to showcase successful campaigns and their impact on policy and societal change.

This track investigates the role of identity politics in shaping gender discourse in Latin America, focusing on how various identities influence feminist movements. It will discuss the implications of identity for collective action and solidarity.

This session will examine the impact of globalization on gender inequality in Latin America, analyzing both challenges and opportunities created by global economic changes. It will highlight how local movements respond to and resist these global forces.