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Sciinov Group welcomes you to the “4th Edition: Global Congress on Gender & Sexuality Studies (Gender & Sexuality Studies 2023)” HYBRID EVENT during June 12-13, 2023 in Budapest, Hungary. The Gender & Sexuality Studies 20223 is scheduled in Hybrid Mode and will allow participants to join In-Person at Budapest or Virtually from Home or Office.
The main theme of the congress is “Accelerating Gender and Sexuality Studies”
Gender & Sexuality Studies 2023 aims to bring together current research on gender and sexuality...
Will be bringing you the latest scientific research, clinical best practice and an opportunity to network
Oversees the production and development of the scientific program, and are key vehicles for developing and progressing the objectives
We are always looking for new industry leaders to join our speaker faculty to deliver presentations, lead panel discussions and moderate sessions or roundtables.
If you are interested in being considered as a speaker, submit your proposal/abstract Online
We let speakers propose the topic they want to talk about. This process allows speakers to propose sessions that speak from their expertise and passion.
Speaker can choose the topic of your choice in related to the conference subject or any of their recent research work to present at our conference.
For details of scientific sessions covered [not limited to, you can propose]
Please visit the page here
Yes, as our conference is scheduled in Hybrid Mode, you can present and listen to full program virtually connecting via ZOOM live stream
6 Feb
2023
Announcement of our New Keynote Speaker: Dr. Punam Mehta
Dr. Punam Mehta is a Faculty Instructor at the University of Manitoba where she teaches courses in the Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Health Program.Readmore
Mar 26
2023
How to create a more gender inclusive workplace
‘Bropropriation’, or the act of men taking credit for women’s ideas or work, can be curtailed by educating employees on the issue, promoting gender diversity in the C-suite, and creating clear communication channelsReadmore
Mar 24
2023
UNESCO highlights initiatives to close the gender gap in the digital realm at CSW67
UNESCO reiterated its commitment to accelerating women’s empowerment and gender equality through innovation and technological change in the digital age at the 67th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW67).Readmore
Mar 21
2023
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and UN Women join forces for gender equality
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) signed a new Memorandum of Understanding today in New York.Readmore
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