5th World Gender and Women's Studies Conference | Cambridge

Join us to address inequality through impactful research for creating a more just and equal world.

The 5th World Conference on Gender and Women’s Studies (GWSCONF 2027) will be held in Cambridge from 04 – 06 June 2027. This women’s studies conference is a meeting point for researchers and advocates who focus on advancing gender equality and understanding the roles of women in different social and cultural contexts.

GWSCONF, as one of the prestigious women’s studies conferences 2027, supports work on a wide variety of themes such as gender identity, inclusive education, feminist policy analysis, reproductive justice, women in media and politics, and many more. Whether your research explores theory or focuses on community-based solutions, the gender studies conference 2027 welcomes your contribution to a growing global dialogue.

GWSCONF offers more than presentations—it is an opportunity to grow your academic network, publish in respected journals, and if you are willing tell the world about your journey in a world of inequalities via our impact session. Join us in Cambridge and be part of shaping what comes next in gender discourse and women’s empowerment.

All accepted abstracts at this women and gender studies conference 2027 will be published in the Conference Abstract Book with ISBN. Each paper is assigned a DOI from Crossref. Accepted full text papers will have the chance to be featured in journals indexed in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, etc. Your papers could also be considered for publication as a book chapter or even a monogram. All accepted full text papers will be in the Conference Proceedings (with ISSN) which will be submitted to Google Scholar for indexing.

This gender studies conference has built a strong reputation for bringing together diverse perspectives. Past editions welcomed participants from all around the globe and focused on urgent topics like intersectionality, LGBTQ+ rights, feminist ethics, and equity in education. In 2027, the Cambridge edition will continue this legacy with new voices and broader discussions.