International Conference on Gender and Technology (ICGT) 2025: Call for Reviewers

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In collaboration with UNESCO, the School of Social and Behavioural Sciences at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham is hosting an International Conference on Gender and Technology from January 16th – 19th 2025 in Kerala, India.

Reviewer qualifications: Qualified experts in thematic areas holding PhD/doctoral degrees or PhD students (3rd year or higher) will be considered for reviewer positions.

More details of our thematic areas can be found here: https://www.amrita.edu/events/gender-technology-conference-2025

By filling in this form, I would like to apply (or) recommend qualified experts for the role of reviewer for the International Conference on Gender and Technology (ICGT) 2025.

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Will you be attending the International Conference on Gender and Technology 2025 (Jan 16th - 19th in Kerala, India)? *

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Select the corresponding thematic interest area(s) *

Gender, Society, and Representation in Emerging Technologies

Climate Change, Environment, and Gender

Gender, Livelihood, and the Future of Work

Women’s Health and Sanitation in the Digital Age

Safety and Security: Gendered Perspectives on New Technologies

Gender, Education, and Cultural Shifts through Technology

Socio-cultural Change, Access to Technology, and Gender Equity Politics

Building Inclusive Resilience to Disaster and Climate Change

Inclusive Technology Design for Social Good

Ethics, Data Science, and Social Problem Solving

Emerging Technologies: Opportunities and Vulnerabilities

Gender and Finance: Technological Innovations for Financial Inclusion

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