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15932: Publishing with Purpose: Strategies for Contributing to Gender, Work & Organization

Saturday, July 26, 2025
08:30 - 10:00 CEST (GMT+2)
Location: Bella Center: MR5
Session Type: PDW (workshop)
Orientation: International,Research,Diversity
Shareable link: https://cdmcd.co/qdkRMD
Gender, Work & Organization (GWO) is the first gender equality journal dedicated to gender relations, the organization of gender and the gendering of organizations. The journal publishes multidisciplinary, high-quality empirical and theoretical research covering a broad and diverse spectrum of issues, such as, but not exclusively, gendered power relations, identity, DEI, stereotypes and workplace dynamics, intersectionality in organizational contexts, gender and leadership, sexual harassment in the workplace, global perspectives on gender dynamics, queer theory and non-binary perspectives, and many more. GWO as a journal has also been instrumental in promoting and publishing papers that centre around the feminist ways of knowing, feminist methodologies, feminist forms of activism and feminist forms of writing. GWO also aims at the articles and debates that do not emphasize dominant ideologies, but encourage transnational feminist debates emerging from diverse cultural and societal contexts beyond the global North and that challenge conventional views. GWO wants to cultivate a community that embraces difference and celebrates the multiplicity of critical voices against inequality. In this Professional Development Workshop (PDW), we invite scholars who have engaged with and published on related topics, as well as those considering submitting their work to GWO, to participate in the session and connect with the editorial team. This includes the joint editors-in-chief, associate editors, section editors, the senior editorial mentor, and authors affiliated with the journal. Participants will gain insights into the latest developments at GWO and are encouraged to join various breakout sessions and roundtable discussions focused on special interest topics that are ripe for revitalization. The aim is to generate interest in specific themes for capacity building within the field.