15th women's leadership international Conference

The 15th  Women's Leadership International Conference aims to bring together academics, educators, researchers, scientists,  teachers, business leaders, practitioners and women in leadership to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas, and research results about all aspects of women's issues, humanities, liberal arts education, social sciences, cultural studies, arts management, film studies, composition studies, history, politics, American Studies, media, education psychology, Asian studies, and interdisciplinary studies. 

Also, the conference provides an excellent venue for you to meet experts and researchers and present your projects to receive quality feedback. Speakers and presenters will share new concepts, best practices, knowledge,  experience, strategies, and solutions, with a focus on promoting knowledge, sustainable development, economic justice, human rights, cultural diversity, ​research and development, innovation, and quality of life.  

​Topics of Interest​​​

Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

 1. Women's Studies, Women's Rights, Societies, and Public Policy

 2. Women in Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Business, and Sciences
3. Perception of Work-Life Balance and Life-Style Choice
4. Identities through Life and Career Choices and Ambition
5. Home Business Opportunities, Care-giving, and Well-Being

6. Higher Education Leadership, Women, and Learning Technology
7. Empowering Women in Changing Societies
8. Women in Religion Studies, Philosophy, Psychology, and Anthropology
9. Women, Film Studies, Media Studies, and Television Studies
10. Women in Russian and East European Studies, Near and Middle Eastern Studies
​11. Health, Body, and Relationship Issues
​12. Liberal Arts Education, and Humanities in the Middle East
​13. Novel, Poem, Drama, and Short Story, Romance, and Fiction
​14. American Studies, Latin-American Studies, African Studies, and Asian Studies
​15. Global Issues Affecting Women
16.  Humanism, Feminism, Sexuality, Gender Issues
17. Money, Investment, Success, and Well-Being
18. Redefining Work-Life Balance in Modern Societies
19. Cultural Anthropology, Political Economy, Environmental Anthropology
​20. Racial Equality, Income Disparity, and Public Policy

PowerPoint Presentations: The conference room is equipped with a laptop, a digital projector and a projector screen. The laptop will be set up for PowerPoint presentations. presenters are asked to save their presentations in a compatible format. There is a 25-minute limit per presentation.

​The conference welcomes proposals from experts in business, liberal arts education, social sciences, humanities, public policy, scholars, academics, consultants, professional researchers, practitioners, artists and performers, post-docs and PhD/graduate students.  We also welcome case studies, work-in-progress reports, or proposals in order to generate discussion and feedback in any of the conference topic areas. 

Early submissions are greatly appreciated 

Notification of Acceptance:  With in one week of submission time​
Proposals are due: February 2, 2020

 For more information please contact us via email at submission@advenaworld.com  or click here