This track invites papers that examine the complex relationships between gender identities and expressions, and various forms of sexuality. Contributions may focus on theoretical frameworks, empirical studies, or cultural analyses that highlight intersectional perspectives.

This session seeks to explore how contemporary artists and writers engage with themes of eroticism, challenging traditional norms and aesthetics. Papers may analyze specific works or movements that reflect the evolving discourse on desire and sensuality.

This track focuses on the intersection of human rights and sexuality, addressing issues such as sexual orientation, gender identity, and the rights of marginalized communities. Contributions should provide critical insights into how different cultures navigate these complex dynamics.

This session invites analyses of how different cultures represent gender and eroticism through various media, including film, literature, and visual arts. Papers should explore the implications of these representations for social norms and identity formation.

This track examines feminist theoretical approaches to understanding desire, sexuality, and eroticism. Contributions may engage with historical and contemporary feminist thought to critique or expand upon existing paradigms.

This session focuses on the role of performance in expressing and challenging gender identities and sexualities. Papers may explore live performances, digital media, or participatory art as sites of resistance and empowerment.

This track addresses the intersection of social justice movements and sexual rights, examining how activism shapes public discourse and policy. Contributions should highlight case studies or theoretical frameworks that advocate for equity and inclusion.

This session invites papers that critically analyze media representations of gender and sexuality, including television, film, and social media. Contributions should consider the impact of these representations on societal attitudes and individual identities.

This track explores the relationship between human development and the formation of sexual identity across the lifespan. Papers may focus on psychological, sociological, or educational perspectives that inform our understanding of this dynamic.

This session seeks to deepen the discourse on intersectionality as it relates to gender, sexuality, and social justice. Contributions should explore how overlapping identities shape experiences of privilege and oppression.

This track examines how various forms of creative arts serve as platforms for exploring and expressing gender identities and sexualities. Papers may discuss the transformative potential of artistic practices in challenging societal norms.