CFP for the FeminAI Track - Gender, Work and Organisation Conference 2025

[Efpraxia Zamani]

2025 Gender, Work and Organisation Conference will be hosted by Audencia Business School, Nantes, France

Call for Abstracts: FeminAI Stream – Feminist Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in the Future of Work (more information: https://event.fourwaves.com/gwo2025/pages/bc589848-3c2a-4298-82fc-45c6502bc644)

Stream Convenors: Alessandra Lazazzara, University of Milano, Italy; Efpraxia Zamani, Durham University Business School, UK; Andri Georgiadou, University of Nottingham, UK

Format of stream: Hybrid

The rapid development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is profoundly reshaping work and organizations. As AI systems become more prevalent across industries and job functions, there is an urgent need to examine their impacts through a feminist lens (Wellner & Rothman, 2020). This stream aims to advance the emerging concept of FeminAI - the intersection of feminist theory and AI - by critically analyzing the gendered implications of AI in the workplace and proposing feminist approaches to AI development and use.
We invite empirical, conceptual, and methodological contributions that explore how AI technologies impact gender dynamics in various contexts, including the workplace, and how feminist principles can inform the development, implementation, and governance of AI systems to promote gender equality and challenge existing biases.

Abstracts of approximately 500 words (excluding references) must be submitted to the GWO2025 submission system. Abstract formatting specifics are available in the submission system.


Key Dates:
Deadline to submit the abstract:  January 25th, 2025, at 23:30 (CET).
End of peer review period: mid-February, 2025
Full paper submission: by 1st of June, 2025
Conference dates: July 21-23, 2025

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