During the Philippine ‘Gender Turn’ Conference
Day 1
Opening Remarks by Jeremiah Joven Joaquin, President of PAP
Welcoming Message by Vida Mia Valverde, Chair of ADDU Philosophy Department
Rationale by Hazel T. Biana, Vice President/Convenor of PAP
Philosophy Among The Social Sciences: Women, Disciplines And Progress by Fiona Jenkins of Australian National University
Gender Sensitivity Workshop by Jap Ignacio of Babaylanes, Inc.
Between Feminism And Masculinity: Understanding The Role Of Men In Feminist Theorizing by Ian Clark Parcon of Ateneo de Davao University
Feminization of Migration: Its impact in the Religiosity and Spirituality of Filipino Millennials by Miguel Baluyot of St Rose Catholic School Inc.
From Women’s Studies and Feminism to Gender Studies: An Expanding Divide? by Supakwadee Amatayakul of IULM University of Milan
Day 2
Challenging The CEAP Arguments Against Sbn 1334: A Case of Testimonial Injustice by Gina Opiniano of University of Santo Tomas
Sad Love: Romance and the Search For Meaning by Carrie Jenkins of University of British Columbia
Engendered Bodies And A Taxonomy of The Posthuman in the Anthropocene by Ruth Irwin of University of British Columbia
The Semiology of Vice Ganda’s Selected Movies and the Revolutionary Feminist Thought of bell hooks as a Counter-discourse Against the Homophobic Filipino Consciousness by Joshua Miguel Sanchez of De La Salle University
A Feminist Reading of the 1924-1930 UNITAS Articles: Emerging Streams and Shapes of the Filipina Consciousness by Jenina Redrino of De La Salle- College of Saint Benilde
Day 3
Publishing in Feminist Philosophy by Camisha Russell of University of Oregon
The Harm of Misgendering in a Collectivist Framework by Kayleigh Rodgers of University of Southern California
Enhancing the Narrative Plight of Women Teachers Through Judith Butler’s Performative Feminism by Emerito Gonzales of University of Santo Tomas
Gender, Essentialism, and What It Means to be a Woman by Ian Anthony Davatos of Palawan State University
Si Paula Bilang Arketipo ng Bagong Babae: Si Badiou sa Pamumuno, Kasarian, at Pagdatal ng Bago Mula sa Matagal na Eklipse by Marvin Einstein Mejaro of University of Santo Tomas-Senior High School
The Mythical Structure Of Philosophy: Why Sophia Is Female And The Philosophos Is Male by Leni Garcia of De La Salle University
Ramayana’s Enduring Value and Relevance Today: Assessing Contemporary Feminist Discourses on the Epic by Joseph Martin Jose of De La Salle University
The Questions Of Postcolonial Feminism In The Philippines by Tetiana Podolska and Katerina Fysun of V.N.Karazin National University, Ukraine