Pre-Enrollment

7th November 2026

Final Paper Submission

12th November 2026

Registration Deadline

22nd November`2026

Conference Date

7th Dec - 8th Dec 2026

Conference Session Tracks

SDG Wheel

Aligned with

UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 1
SDG 1 No Poverty
SDG 3
SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4
SDG 4 Quality Education
TRACK 01

Art and Peace: Creative Expressions in Conflict Resolution

This track explores the role of artistic expression in promoting peace and reconciliation in conflict-affected societies. It invites interdisciplinary discussions on how art can serve as a medium for dialogue, healing, and social change.

TRACK 02

Globalization and Its Impact on Human Rights

This session examines the complex relationship between globalization and human rights, focusing on both the opportunities and challenges it presents. Scholars are encouraged to analyze how global interconnectedness influences human rights practices across different regions.

TRACK 03

Public Policy and Conflict Resolution Strategies

This track delves into the role of public policy in addressing and resolving conflicts at various levels. Participants will discuss innovative policy frameworks and practices that promote sustainable peace and conflict management.

TRACK 04

Leadership in Peacebuilding: Theories and Practices

This session focuses on the critical role of leadership in peacebuilding efforts, examining both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. It aims to highlight successful leadership models that foster collaboration and resilience in conflict situations.

TRACK 05

Gender Perspectives in Peace and Conflict Studies

This track addresses the intersection of gender and peace, exploring how gender dynamics influence conflict and peace processes. It invites contributions that analyze the roles of women and men in conflict resolution and peacebuilding initiatives.

TRACK 06

Media, Conflict, and Human Rights: Ethical Considerations

This session investigates the ethical implications of media coverage in conflict situations and its impact on human rights. Scholars are invited to discuss the responsibilities of journalists and media organizations in promoting peace and justice.

TRACK 07

The Role of Education in Promoting Peace

This track examines how educational initiatives can foster a culture of peace and conflict resolution among diverse communities. It encourages discussions on curriculum development, pedagogy, and the role of educators in peacebuilding.

TRACK 08

International Law and Justice in Conflict Resolution

This session explores the application of international law in addressing conflicts and ensuring justice for victims. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the effectiveness and challenges of legal frameworks in peace processes.

TRACK 09

Humanitarian Aid in Conflict Zones: Challenges and Solutions

This track focuses on the complexities of delivering humanitarian aid in conflict-affected areas, emphasizing the need for effective coordination and response strategies. Scholars will discuss best practices and innovative approaches to humanitarian assistance.

TRACK 10

Reconciliation Processes in Post-Conflict Societies

This session examines the various approaches to reconciliation in societies emerging from conflict, highlighting the importance of truth, justice, and healing. Contributions will explore case studies and theoretical frameworks that inform reconciliation efforts.

TRACK 11

The Economy of War: Implications for Peacebuilding

This track investigates the economic dimensions of war and their implications for peacebuilding efforts. Participants will analyze how economic factors contribute to conflict dynamics and explore strategies for sustainable economic development in post-conflict settings.