International Conference on Science, Technology, and Gender Studies (ICSTGS - 26)

This track explores the intersection of gender and technology, focusing on how technological advancements can either exacerbate or alleviate gender disparities. Papers should examine case studies and theoretical frameworks that highlight the role of technology in promoting gender equity.

This session invites discussions on innovative strategies and policies aimed at increasing female participation in STEM fields. Contributions should analyze successful initiatives and propose new models for fostering inclusive environments in science and technology.

This track addresses the persistent digital gender divide, examining barriers that women face in accessing and utilizing technology. Papers should propose actionable solutions to bridge this gap and enhance digital literacy among marginalized groups.

This session seeks to engage with feminist critiques of traditional scientific practices and technological developments. Contributions should explore how feminist theories can inform and transform scientific inquiry and technological innovation.

This track focuses on identifying and addressing gender biases inherent in technology design and implementation. Papers should investigate the implications of these biases on user experience and propose frameworks for more equitable technology development.

This session highlights the role of gender equity research in driving innovation across various sectors. Contributions should present empirical studies that demonstrate how gender-inclusive practices lead to enhanced creativity and productivity.

This track examines the influence of science policy on gender equity in research and technology. Papers should analyze international case studies that illustrate the impact of policy frameworks on advancing gender-inclusive practices.

This session explores the relationship between access to technology and gender empowerment in diverse contexts. Contributions should focus on initiatives that have successfully increased women's access to technology and the resulting socio-economic benefits.

This track investigates the gendered implications of emerging technologies in the digital society. Papers should analyze how innovations such as AI and blockchain affect gender relations and propose strategies for equitable technology deployment.

This session encourages discussions on the intersectionality of gender with other social categories in the context of technology. Contributions should explore how race, class, and sexuality intersect with gender in shaping experiences and access to technology.

This track invites forward-thinking contributions that envision the future of gender studies in relation to technological advancements. Papers should propose new research agendas and methodologies that address emerging challenges and opportunities in this interdisciplinary field.