Social Work, Gender and Empowerment (ICSWGE-26)

This track explores the intersection of gender and migration, examining how social and cultural factors influence the experiences of migrant women. It aims to highlight the unique challenges and opportunities faced by women in various migratory contexts.

Focusing on innovative approaches in social work, this track discusses empowerment strategies that enhance the agency of marginalized groups, particularly women. Participants will share best practices and case studies demonstrating effective empowerment in diverse settings.

This session investigates how geographical factors contribute to gender inequality in various regions. By analyzing spatial dimensions, the track aims to uncover the role of location in shaping gendered experiences and access to resources.

This track emphasizes the role of social work in addressing the needs of vulnerable populations affected by migration and gender-based issues. It will feature discussions on effective interventions and policy implications for social workers.

Exploring the impact of cultural norms on gender roles, this session aims to understand how different societies construct and perpetuate gender expectations. The discussions will focus on the implications of these roles for social work and empowerment initiatives.

This track examines existing policy frameworks that aim to promote gender empowerment in social work and migration contexts. Participants will analyze the effectiveness of these policies and propose recommendations for future improvements.

Focusing on the concept of intersectionality, this session explores how overlapping identities impact the experiences of women in migration and social work. The discussions will highlight the need for a nuanced understanding of diverse experiences.

This track showcases community-based initiatives that empower women through social work interventions. Participants will share successful models and strategies that foster local engagement and support.

Exploring the intersection of technology and gender, this session discusses how digital tools can facilitate empowerment for women in social work and migration contexts. The focus will be on innovative practices that leverage technology for social change.

This track offers a global overview of gender and migration, highlighting case studies from various countries. Participants will engage in discussions about the implications of global trends on local practices in social work.

This session addresses the challenges faced by social workers in promoting gender equality and empowerment. It will also explore emerging opportunities for advocacy and change within the field.