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科技的进步提升了人类福祉，但同时亦带来了新的风险，其中包括「科技促成的暴力」。此一概括性概念涵盖多种行为，例如网络欺凌、网上性骚扰、影像性暴力，以及深伪（deepfake）滥用等。鉴于此类暴力行为日益普遍，而公众对其性质及危害的认识仍相对不足，香港中文大学性别研究中心与性别研究课程将合办一个为期一天的国际会议。

本次会议将汇聚国际专家、执法机构代表、平等机会委员会代表、主要非政府组织、法律学者及科技专家，共同探讨如何预防及应对科技促成的暴力，并加强公众意识。会议将以双语进行，多数讲者将以粤语发言，并于现场提供英语至粤语的即时传译。诚邀学者、大学生、前线社工、中小学教育工作者，以及关心此议题的公众人士参与。

会议详情
日期：2026 年 4 月 18 日（星期六）
时间：上午 9:30 至 下午 5:30
地点：香港中文大学 崇基学院 利黄瑶璧楼 演讲厅一（ELB LT1，地下）
语言：英语及粤语（现场提供即时传译）
查询：grcentre@cuhk.edu.hk / +852 3943 8775
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会议赞助

本会议获香港中文大学社会科学院、新亚书院及联合书院慷慨支持。

此外，谨此感谢香港中文大学社会学系提供行政及后勤支援。

#国际会议

Venue: The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Date: December 12-13, 2008
Conference organizers: Gender Research Centre and Gender Studies Programme, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Co-organizers: Women’s Studies Centre, Peking University, and Institute for Women’s Studies, Keimyung University

Over the last few decades, East Asia has emerged as one of the fastest changing regions in the world: first characterized by a post-war bloom and then a drastic economic downturn, now an ever-growing consuming power, cutting-edge technology and a creative industry and popular culture that have crossed cultural and linguistic boundaries. Amidst all these changes, how has the family as a fundamental social institution been affected? How is the understanding of the family as the core of Asian values and nation-building re-negotiated? Who are the agents that have contributed to these changes and who will decide what the future of family will be? Apart from the traditional organization of family around gender hierarchy, what are the emerging patterns or possibilities of gender relationships surrounding the family in the rapidly changing societies of mainland China, Hong Kong, Korea, Macau, Japan, and Taiwan? Most importantly, in an increasingly globalized world, in what ways have issues of diversity and multiculturalism challenged the definition of the East Asian family in the new century? These are some of the issues that this coming conference will address.

The conference aims to provide a forum that encourages the sharing of knowledge and experience on the region of East Asia, a platform to build a network of like-minds that are concerned about the nature and development of the family, and an opportunity to develop joint strategies that combine academic discussion and activism. Papers and poster presentations may focus on the various theoretical debates and experiences related to gender and family in the region. Proposed sub-themes include:

• Theories of family and gender
• Family policy and gender equality
• Family, gender and law
• Family-work interface
• Family, gender and religion
• Family, marriage and sexualities
• Family, gender and health
• Family, social capital and marginality
• Motherhoods and fatherhoods
• Trans-border families

Language: The conference language will primarily be in English.

Accommodation: On campus accommodation is limited and will be arranged on a first-come-first served basis. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to stay on campus. There are also a number of hotels in the vicinity of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Special rates will be negotiated, but participants are responsible for making reservations and payments directly with the hotel. Housing information will be uploaded on the conference website as soon as possible.

 

#国际会议

由香港中文大学香港亚太研究所性别研究中心所主办的“社会性别与人口迁移：变化与挑战” 国际会议2013，于2013年12月10-12日假香港中文大学举行。

大会很荣幸邀得两位着名学者担任主讲嘉宾，包括加州大学洛杉矶分校国际事务副校长及地理系教授范芝芬教授 (Prof. C. Cindy Fan)及南加州大学社会学系教授Prof. Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo. 大会的主礼嘉宾包括: 北京大学前副校长及中外妇女研究中心主任岳素兰教授、韩国启明大学女性学研究所所长Prof. Cho Joo-hyun、香港中文大学副校长张妙清教授、社会科学院院长李少南教授、崇基学院院长梁元生教授、性别研究课程代主任冯海岚教授及性别研究中心联席主任蔡玉萍教授。

超过130人参与是次会议，收集了约50份来自世界各地的论文 – 中国内地、韩国、日本、臺湾、印尼、孟加拉、美国、英国、澳洲、荷兰、加拿大、希腊、以色列等等。会议引起学者跨学术界别的讨论，以性别角度探讨人口迁移的机遇及挑战。

#国际会议

Organizers:
Gender Research Centre (GRC), CUHK
Chinese Society for Women’s Studies (CSWS), U.S.
Women and Development Research Centre, Nankai University, China

 

#国际会议

Organized by Institute for Women’s Studies, Keimyung University
Co-organized by Women’s Studies Center, Peking University
and GRC & GSP, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
8-9 December 2016, Keimyung University, Daegu, The Republic of Korea

About the conference:
This conference on “The Future of Feminist Politics in the Age of Globalization” aims for the fundamental reorientation of feminist politics in the context of East Asian women’s experiences. Though China and Korea have gone through different historical paths in political and economic development processes, women in both countries share increasingly common interests and problems largely due to the rapid economic developments in this region that may be characterized as globalization and neoliberalism. Though gender equality is now firmly accepted as part and parcel of natural human rights especially among highly educated young women whose number is rapidly increasing, rapid economic developments and accompanying social changes are transforming social and cultural terrains for feminist politics in this region drastically. The characters of these transformations that have been also going on in most of western developed countries require reexamination of the previous feminist political strategies based on identity politics that have been so effective in securing gender equality. In this conference, feminist scholars from four countries will discuss the future directions of feminist politics based on this reexamination, focusing on Eastern Asian women’s experiences.

Conference Language: Chinese, English, and Korean

#国际会议

在2018年12月7日，由性别研究专案（Gender Studies Programme）和性别研究中心（Gender Research Centre）合作举办的为期两天的国际会议“性别，性与公义：不确定时代中的抗逆力”在香港中文大学郑裕彤楼正式召开。

第一日（12月7日）
由Janet Jakobsen教授发表的主题演讲正式拉开大会的序幕。在演讲中，Janet Jakobsen教授讨论了2016年美国大选的结果和特朗普总统的政策，认为这些政策促使了学者和活动家们寻求新的分析形式，让他们能够在可能性受到限制的情况下，仍能保持抵抗的动力。

第一节小组会议在主题演讲环节进行，主题围绕性别与健康、法律与公民权。午餐后，第二和第三节小组会议相继进行，相关议题涉及到性别平等，#MeToo运动，女性主义政治，酷儿化公民权，反对性别暴力和性少数群体生存情况。

第一天的最后一个环节是“推动性别公义的方法与策略：与本土NGO对话”全体会议，来自三个非政府组织的代表分享了她们如何在日常的工作应用学术研究成果。

第二日（12月8日）
进入会议第二天，第四节小组会议顺利进行。上午的发言者们分别就后冷战时期的酷儿行动主义、性别与劳动、亲密关系与自我认同、印度的跨宗教婚姻等议题发表各自的观点。

茶歇之后是最后一节小组会议，参与者们都积极投身讨论，主题涵盖愉悦与亲密关系，LGBTQ的呈现形式，如何通过教育开展抵抗。讲者们提供了丰富的案例研究，深入描述家庭在不同文化语境下多样化的实践。

第二天的全体会议围绕少众群体的多元交织性，由三位讲者分享了不同群体在争取有关性别、性与公义时遇到的挑战。会议结尾，讲者们针对学者如何介入政策提供实用的建议，以通过一种更加全面的方式促进性别平等和多样性。

实地考察
会议参与者还去到位于油麻地的具有革新精神的“480.0性别x艺术空间”进行实地考察，该项目旨在通过艺术和文化，增加大众对于性暴力的认知。参与者们参观了展览，以另一种方式支援本次会议的召开。这里输入要转换的内容

#国际会议

Date: 9-10 June 2017
Venue: Room 422, Sino Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Co-Organizers
CUHK-NCKU Joint Research Centre for Positive Social Science (C-POSS)
Gender Studies Programme, CUHK
Co-Sponsors
Gender Research Centre, CUHK
Department of Sociology & Research Centre on Migration and Mobility, CUHK

#国际会议

The conference “Gender and Social Movements “aims to capture and record the gender dimensions of social movements in contemporary society, and provide a platform to build network of like-minded scholars, activists and members from civil society that are concerned about the latest development of social movements from international and local perspectives. Through exchange of knowledge and experience, the conference hopes to develop strategies that combine academic discussion and social engagement, and facilitate further discussion and imagination in the fields of social movement, gender, social development, and social change studies.

The conference is divided into three parts: a) Pre-conference Webinar Series on Gender Justice, as a precursor to the conference; b) Gender Justice Scholarship, which provides a grant to encourage students to engage in gender-related research; c) International Conference “Gender and Social Movements”.

Introduction:
Social movements are one of the principal channels through which collectivities voice out their grievances, views, and visions about society and push for changes. Major social movements such labor, civil rights, feminist, environmental, pro-democracy, and LGBTI movements have profoundly shaped societies. Women have actively participated in these movements. Gender has played central roles in the movement dynamics. Women of different classes and ages often participate in social movements with diverse identities and modes of engagement, which greatly challenges the gendered division between the private and public. Gendered narratives and images are widely employed to mobilize support. On the other hand, there has been increasing threats for women in social movements of being exposed to sexual violence and harassment during their participation.

However, women’s involvement in social movements other than the women’s movements has often been neglected. This conference aims to capture and record the gender dimensions of social movements in contemporary society, and provide a platform to build network of like-minded scholars, activists and members from civil society that are concerned about the latest development of social movements from international and local perspectives. Through exchange of knowledge and experience, the conference hopes to develop strategies that combine academic discussion and social engagement and facilitate further discussion and imagination in the fields of social movement, gender, social development, and social change studies.

Dates: 14-15 May 2021, 21-22 May, 11 June, 25 June 2021 (Friday and Saturday, UTC+8 Hong Kong Time)

Language: English

Format: Online, using Zoom.

#国际会议

Recap: Day 1 of International Conference 2024 – Making Changes: Gender and Impactful Policy

Key Speakers:
Prof. Chizuko UENO and Prof. Deborah DAVIS shared their perspectives on intimate relationship dynamics, drawing from their observations in Japanese and Chinese societies. Their presentations included comprehensive statistics depicting macro changes and explored how these changes impact daily intimate lives, as well as the diverse and potential forms of caregiving and co-living.

Diverse Perspectives:
Our conference was enriched by the presence of outstanding younger discussants from psychology, media studies, and sociology backgrounds. Prof. Wong, Prof. Chan, and Prof. Lai offered their unique views on intimate relationships and gender, sexuality dynamics, providing valuable insights from their own research. The discussion took an exhilarating turn as the speakers delved into the impact of AI technologies on the very fabric of intimate connections.

Gender Researchers’ Role:
In her inspiring concluding remark, our Co-director, Prof. Choi, posed inspiring questions about alternative models of care and intimacy from an intersectional and global perspective. She emphasized the central role of gender researchers in exploring this future matter for all of us, whose contribution is vital in shaping a more inclusive and equitable society.

Incredible Engagement:
The energy in the theatre was palpable as attendees from different schools packed the venue, creating a vibrant atmosphere of intellectual exchange. And let’s not forget our online participants! We were thrilled to have a staggering 1200 virtual attendees who actively engaged in the riveting Q&A session, adding their voices to the thought-provoking dialogue.

Gratitude and Anticipation:
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our brilliant speakers, insightful discussants, and enthusiastic attendees for their invaluable contributions to this transformative dialogue. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking events in the future!

Recap: Day 2 of International Conference 2024 – Making Changes: Gender and Impactful Policy

We brought together brilliant gender scholars from top universities in Japan, the US, the UK, Singapore and Hong Kong. Together, we delved into the cutting-edge dynamics between gender, policies, and daily life.

The keynote speeches were very inspiring! Prof. Guerrina from the University of Bristol took us on a journey through the gendered realms of various socio-economic aspects in foreign policy. Prof. Wilcox, from the University of Cambridge, gave us a fresh perspective on how AI technologies can embody and reproduce gender and racial bodies in war and international relations. Prof. Yeoh from National University of Singapore fascinated us with her research on waste management practices and the intricate connections to migrant women domestic workers in Singapore within a transnational and gendered context. And our Co-director, Prof. Choi, took an intersectional lens to analyse the intimate relationships of queer individuals in China, exploring the intricate structural constrains imposed by heteronormativity and patriarchy.

We were also thrilled to hear from excellent gender scholars including our Co-director Pro. Nakano and Prof. Wong, Prof. Song and Prof. Suen at Gender Studies Programme of CUHK. They shared their exciting research findings, covering topics like the experiences of single women in urban Asia, the evolving gender concepts among single-sex school students in Hong Kong, gendered strategies of family division in relocated housing in China, and the intriguing relationship between traditional religious beliefs and attitudes towards same-sex marriage in Hong Kong.

Throughout the day, the conference buzzed with energy! The presentations were captivating, and the audience actively participated, sparking engaging discussions. The tea breaks provided a relaxed atmosphere for networking and vibrant conversations. We were honoured to have Prof. Cheung, the founder of the Gender Research Centre and Gender Studies Programme, deliver an insightful rejoinder speech, concluding the conference on a high note. We truly believe that this international conference not only fosters global scholarly exchange but also brings valuable research to the masses and supports policy development.