Berlin 2021
Conference History
In June 2021, the 2nd Global Conference on Women’s Studies pushed the boundaries of what the women’s studies conference could achieve by virtually gathering participants from every corner of the world to network and share research in new and exciting ways. The unique circumstances of GCWS 2021 inspired attendees to engage with one another – in a novel setting, prompting an unparalleled level of interaction, discussion and accessibility. Followed by a Post-Conference Meeting, attendees connected in ways never before possible, explored ideas, and actively learned in a new, online environment.
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Ljupka Naumovska
Dr. Ljupka Naumovska is an Assistant Professor at the world-renowned Rennes Business School in France where she examines the trends and policies that help shape the ever shifting marketing environment. She is a respected educator, consultant and life-long learner. She has spent much of her time making a difference in academia: as an assistant professor and as a visiting lecturer in Universities in Macedonia, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, France and U.S. A significant portion of her nonacademic work is dedicated to consultancy in the field of marketing, branding, political marketing and PR. But Ljupka’s impact goes far beyond the classroom. She is enthusiastically supportive of start-ups that constructively ‘move the planet forward’, and, she is a consistent voice on the need for women to play a much larger role in all aspects of society. As a proud activist and feminist, she is compelled to campaign for gender equality and social justice.
Meet some of our Highlighted Speakers from the Second edition
| Author | Article Title | Affiliation | |
 | Dr. Monia Chouari Jerfel | Reconsidering the Victorian Angel in the Light of Butler’s Concept of Performativity as a Key Indicator of Gender Identity Construction | Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences, Sousse Univ. , Tunisia |
 | Dr. Nuzha Allassad Alhuzail | The Experience of Bedouin-Arab Adolescent Girls in Polygamous Families | Sapir Academic College, Israel |
 | Prof. Dr. Prachi Priyanka | Amalgamation of East and West in Art of Amrita Sher-Gil | Sharda University, India |
 | Dr. Sana Kadhim | Qati Hermeneutic Islamic Feminism: An Epistemiological Intellectual Approach “ | Asst. prof. of Political ThoughtCollege of Political Science, University of Baghdad, Iraq |
 | Dr. Inass Ali | Feminism and Theorizing In International Relations Discipline | College of Political Science, University of Baghdad, Iraq |
 | Prof. Dr. Isabel Cristina Carvalho | Critical spatial thinking in women’s resilience for an inclusive city | CIAC-UAb Research Centre in Arts and Communication. Aberta University, Portugal |
 | Prof. Dr.Aparna Bandyopadhyay | The Age of Consent Act of 1891: Unheard Voices from Colonial Bengal | Diamond Harbour Women’s University, India |
| Mrs. Rizkisyabana Yulistyaputri | Legis Ratio on the Distribution of the Inheritance Between Men and Women in order to Protect Women’s Rights: Islamic Law Experience | The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia, Indonesia |
| Prof. Dr.Dolores Alemany-Martinez | Strategies to improve women’s wellbeing: An exploratory study of supportive mental health apps | EOI Alacant (Official School of Languages), Alicante, Spain |
| Dr. Muhammad Moiz | Unravelling the ‘Uteropolitic’: Problematizing the Global Family Planning Apparatus through a Post-Colonial Feminist Lens from Pakistan | Global Health Directorate, Pakistan |
 | Mrs. Anna Triningsih | Education with Gender Justice in the Perspective of the Constitution | The Constitutional Court of Indonesia, Indonesia |
 | Mrs. Swati Vohra | SDG’s & Gender Equality – The impact of unpaid labor on women’s leadership in India | Soka University, Japan |
 | Mrs. Sabeehah Ravat | The Cost of Disobedience: Resisting Gender Categorisation in Professional Sports | University of South Florida, United States |
 | Mrs. Maria Kalfa | Gender-based violence and abuse: Melek’s victory | AUTH, Greece |
 | Ms. Grace Chenxin Liu | Breaking the Barriers in Women’s Fencing: Historical Roots, Title IX and Empowerment of Women | Founder of Sharing to Empower, United States |
 | Mrs. Edita Bratanovic | Emotional and Existential Dependence on Men in Tennessee Williams’s Plays “The Glass Menagerie” and “A Streetcar Named Desire” | Univerisity of Belgrade, Serbia |
 | Mrs. Shelly A Kumar | Re-thinking Skills by transmitting local knowldege into Skills | Ambedkar University Delhi, India |
 | Mrs. Amber Castellanos | Too Soon for Their Time | California State University Northridge , United States |
| Mrs. Tri Windari | Women, do we support one another? Voting behavior of Indonesian female college students for a female candidate amidst Covid-19 | Western Michigan University, United States |
 | Mrs. Lameaa Jabbar Ateia | Feminist Cognitive Contribution in the Field of International Relations | College of Political Science, University of Baghdad, Iraq |
| Mr. Zaka Firma Aditya | Judicial Masculinity: Examining The Role And Effect of Women’s Justice in The Indonesian Constitutional Court | The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia, Indonesia |
