International Conference on Urban Poverty, Children, and Social Policy (ICUPCSP - 26)

This track explores the multifaceted nature of urban poverty, examining its causes, manifestations, and impacts on communities. Researchers are invited to analyze the interplay between economic, social, and environmental factors that contribute to urban poverty.

This session focuses on the rights of children living in urban environments, emphasizing the challenges they face and the policies needed to protect them. Contributions should address the intersection of urbanization, child rights, and social justice.

This track investigates strategies for promoting inclusive growth in urban areas, particularly in relation to marginalized populations. Papers should highlight successful case studies and innovative approaches to fostering economic opportunities for all.

This session examines the role of governance in shaping urban policies that address poverty and inequality. Contributions should analyze the effectiveness of various governance models and their impact on urban development.

This track focuses on the relationship between education policy and urban development, particularly in impoverished areas. Researchers are encouraged to explore how educational initiatives can contribute to social mobility and poverty alleviation.

This session addresses health disparities faced by urban populations, particularly children living in poverty. Papers should examine the social determinants of health and propose policy interventions to improve health outcomes.

This track investigates the principles of social justice in urban planning and development. Contributions should focus on how urban policies can be designed to promote equity and address historical injustices.

This session explores the intersection of civil rights and urban poverty, examining how systemic inequalities affect access to resources and opportunities. Researchers are invited to analyze legal frameworks and advocacy efforts aimed at promoting civil rights in urban contexts.

This track focuses on the evaluation of poverty alleviation programs implemented in urban settings. Papers should assess the effectiveness of these programs and identify best practices for enhancing their impact.

This session invites discussions on innovative methodologies in urban studies, particularly those that address issues of poverty and social policy. Contributions should highlight interdisciplinary approaches and the use of qualitative and quantitative research methods.

This track examines the role of development policy in enhancing urban resilience, particularly in the face of economic and environmental challenges. Researchers are encouraged to explore frameworks that support sustainable urban growth while addressing poverty.