University of Western Macedonia, Macedonia
„Unlocking Women’s Potential in Post-Carbon Economies: Insights from the Just FEMME Project Experience”
Head of the Organization of Scientific Activities Unit, Chair of the Women Researchers Council (WRC), Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC)
„Can Education Spark a Revolution? Exploring How Sustainable Entrepreneurship Transforms Women’s Role in Azerbaijan’s Labor Market”
International University of Monaco
„Digitalisation and climate change – the perspective of behavioural economics”
North Carolina State University, USA
„The challenge of managing climate change risk: insights from ERM initiative”
University of Picardie Jules Verne, France
„Between de-industrialization and the promise of re-industrialization: what role for the green transition in Northern France?”
University of Picardie Jules Verne, France
„Between de-industrialization and the promise of re-industrialization: what role for the green transition in Northern France?”
Kindai University in Osaka, Japan
„Constrained Preferences: Behavioral Economics of Japan’s Female Labor Issues”
University of Economics in Katowice, Poland
„AI-driven scientific literature search and use”
For the 6th Edition of the IWD Conference, we are evolving the scholarly forum to foster a more vibrant, interactive community. By moving beyond the traditional lecture format, we aim to transform passive listening into active, multidimensional dialogue through our two signature sessions:
Our keynote and main presentations take the form of moderated, curated conversations. By prioritizing direct dialogue over formal presentations, we bridge the gap between speaker and audience. This format centers on storytelling and spontaneous insight, allowing for a deeper exploration of complex themes than a slide deck ever could.
To spotlight the next generation of excellence, our young academics will deliver high-energy, high-impact „flash” sessions. These concise presentations challenge speakers to distill their research into its most compelling essence. For the IWD audience, this means a fast-paced, diverse overview of the field’s future, designed to spark immediate curiosity and networking.
These innovations are a hallmark of the 6th IWD Edition—designed to maximize knowledge retention, genuine connection, and inclusive participation across all career stages.
Platform: Google Meet
Online participants will have access to online sessions and streamed invited lectures.
The number of online participants will be limited, with priority given to colleagues from distant institutions.
University of Economics in Katowice
Address: Bogucicka 5, Katowice
CNTI Building (Advanced Information Technology Centre)
On-site participants will have access to all sessions (on-site and online).
Julia Włodarczyk (chair)
Monika Wieczorek-Kosmala
Dominika Bochańczyk-Kupka
Alicja Winnicka-Wejs
Joanna Błach
Harshana Kasseeah, Mauritius
Eva Sierminska, Luksemburg
Marco Papa, Italy
Ana Claudia Polato e Fava, Brazil
Daphne Raban, Israel
Rebeca Rodríguez Minor, Mexico
Yannis Tsalavoutas, United Kingdom
Thema Monroe-White, USA
Julia Włodarczyk (chair)
Paulina Badura (secretary) – iwd@uekat.pl
Anna Losa
Paulina Rutecka
Karina Cicha
Jolanta Pasionek
Kornelia Przedworska
Aleksandra Swałek
Katarzyna Szachta
Sylwia Wajnbrener
Kacper Zagała
Prof. Yannis Tsalavoutas
University of Glasgow, UK
Prof. Mark Beasley & Prof. Don Pagach
North Carolina State University, USA
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