RC32 Women, Gender, and Society

Program Coordinators:

Solange SIMOES, Eastern Michigan University, USA, ssimoes@emich.edu

Marlise MIRIAM MATOS ALMEIDA, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, matos.marlise@gmail.com


Sessions:


Fertility Decisions and Public Policy

A Seedbed of Autonomy: Women's Role Expansion, Modernity, and the Life Course

Beyond Authoritarianism: Feminist Counter-Publics, Prefigurative Politics and Democratic Futures

Beyond Marriage Equality: LGBTQ+ Families, Social Citizenship, and the Politics of Care

Beyond the Algorithm: Feminist Analysis of Labor, Environmental Costs, and the Politics of AI

Boundarylessness and Boundaries In Women’s Careers

Challenging the Impact of Polycrises on Gender Equality: Pathways of Resilience and Resistance

Conscription, Gender, & Sexuality In Neoliberal Societies

Contested Reproductions: Population Control, Abortion Regimes, and Reproductive Governmentality

Continuum of Online-Offline Abuse

Diversity and Organizations - Debates from Transnational, National or Regional Perspectives

Family Memory and Intergenerational Transmission of Knowledge and Values In East Asia: Toward a Future of Solidarity

Feminist Politics In a Housing Crisis: Rethinking Housing Insecurity and Homelessness

Gender In the Age of AI

Gender and Democracy: Feminist Responses to Authoritarianism

Gender on the Verge: Precarity, Hidden Labor, and Migration In Turbulent Times

Gendered Knowledge Production In Times of Global Turbulence

Gendered Minoritization In Turbulent Times: Feminist Politics across South Asia

Gendering Electoral Truth: AI, Disinformation and Democratic Backsliding In the Global South

Governing with Knowledge: Decentring Migration, Gender, Race and Policymaking In a Global Context

Invisible Yet Indispensable: Unpaid Care, Gendered Governance, and Feminist Transformations In Times of Crisis In the Global South

Liberation Research, Feminist Decolonial Intersectional Methodologies and Methods

Reimagining Transgender Health, Medicine, and Care: Centering Global South Perspectives, Approaches, and Implications

Reimagining the Gig Worker: Gender, Platforms and the Future of Livelihoods

South Korea's Digital Sociology In (or without) a Comparative Perspective

The Cost of Visibility: Gendered Political Violence Under Autocratising Regimes

The Women Founders and the Making of Social Theory

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back, Again: Gender Scholars As Targets In an Age of Autocratisation

Violence and Society In Turbulent Times: Conflict, Power and Social Response

Voluntary and Involuntary Sexlessness Including 4B Movements In South Korea, Japan, and Western Countries

Women’s Body-Territory amid the Rise of Far-Right Politics

Working through Transformative Agendas: Lessons from Feminist and Intersectional Scholars across the Global South and North

“Gender In Crisis”: A Transnational Conversation on Populism, Anti-Genderism, and Academic Censorship