International Conference on Families, Social Change, and Gender Studies (ICFSCGS - 26)

This track explores the evolving structures and functions of families in response to social change. It aims to analyze how these dynamics influence gender roles and relationships within various familial contexts.

Focusing on the interplay of various social identities, this track examines how intersectionality shapes experiences of gender. It seeks to uncover the complexities of identity in relation to family and social policy.

This session investigates how gender roles are transmitted and transformed across generations within families. It aims to highlight the impact of cultural and societal changes on these roles.

This track addresses the implications of social policies on family structures and gender equality. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of current policies in promoting social justice and supporting diverse family forms.

Exploring the evolving expectations of parenthood, this session examines how gender influences parenting roles and responsibilities. It aims to discuss the implications for work-family balance and domestic labor.

This track focuses on the division of domestic labor and its implications for gender equality within families. It seeks to analyze how societal norms and policies shape domestic responsibilities.

This session explores the increasing diversity of family structures and the social changes that accompany this evolution. It aims to discuss how these changes challenge traditional notions of family and gender.

Investigating the role of kinship in shaping gender relations, this track examines how familial ties influence social roles and responsibilities. It aims to highlight the significance of kinship networks in contemporary gender studies.

This session addresses the challenges and advancements in achieving gender equality within professional environments. It aims to explore the intersection of work-family balance and gender roles in the workplace.

Focusing on advocacy efforts for gender equality, this track examines the role of social justice movements in shaping public perceptions and policies. It aims to discuss strategies for promoting equitable family and gender policies.

This track looks ahead to emerging trends and future directions in gender studies as they relate to family dynamics. It aims to foster discussions on innovative research and interdisciplinary approaches to understanding gender in family contexts.