Women’s Health & Medicine
Reproductive health, obstetrics, gynecology, breast and cervical cancer, menopause, chronic disease, nutrition and healthy ageing.
Global interdisciplinary congress • Vienna 2027
Advancing Women’s Health, Equality, Safety & Empowerment
A global interdisciplinary congress connecting medicine, public health, gender studies, psychology, social sciences, law, education, policy, leadership and technology to build healthier, safer and more equitable futures for women and communities worldwide.
One congress. Many disciplines. One shared future.
Health • Equality • Safety • Rights • Leadership • Social Change
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Abstract SubmissionDeadline to be announced
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Early RegistrationDeadline to be announced
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Congress Dates15–17 September 2027
A Global Meeting Point
Where women’s health meets social progress.
The congress brings together communities that are too often separated: clinicians and social scientists, researchers and advocates, educators and policymakers, innovators and community leaders.
HealthClinical, reproductive, mental & public health
EqualityGender, rights, education & economic inclusion
SafetyPrevention, protection & healthy environments
LeadershipPolicy, innovation, STEM & enterprise
About the Congress
A broader conversation about women’s lives and futures
Women’s health cannot be separated from education, safety, economic opportunity, culture, technology, leadership or public policy. This congress creates a multidisciplinary platform where research and practice can meet across those boundaries.
Participants are invited to present original research, clinical studies, reviews, policy analysis, case studies, community interventions and emerging ideas that contribute to measurable improvements in women’s health, rights, wellbeing and participation.
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Women at the centre. Everyone part of the conversation.
The congress is dedicated to advancing women’s health, safety, equality, rights and empowerment.
Participation is open to researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, educators,
advocates, students and professionals of all genders who share these objectives.
Congress Themes
One platform spanning health, society, safety and opportunity
The scientific programme is intentionally interdisciplinary, enabling meaningful participation from medical, public-health, humanities, social-science, policy and professional communities.
Mental Health & Wellbeing
Psychology, psychiatry, trauma, stress, resilience, caregiving, social connection, behavioural health and emotional wellbeing.
Gender Equality & Rights
Gender studies, human rights, law, social justice, representation, inclusion, discrimination and institutional change.
Safety & Violence Prevention
Gender-based violence, domestic violence, harassment, safeguarding, workplace safety, community safety and prevention systems.
Public Health & Social Policy
Population health, healthcare access, health equity, prevention, community programmes, social determinants and evidence-informed policy.
Education, Culture & Social Change
Gender-responsive education, youth, family, culture, media, social norms, representation and community transformation.
Leadership & Economic Empowerment
Women in leadership, entrepreneurship, workplace equality, finance, labour participation, career development and economic opportunity.
Women in STEM & Technology
Digital inclusion, AI, engineering, innovation, research careers, technology access, online safety and responsible design.
Global & Intersectional Perspectives
Migration, disability, rural communities, ageing, humanitarian settings, race and ethnicity, socioeconomic inequality and diverse lived experiences.
Maternal & Reproductive Health
Pregnancy, maternal care, fertility, family planning, sexual health, reproductive rights and innovations across the life course.
Women, Work & Organisations
Workplace culture, pay equity, career progression, flexible work, caregiving, occupational wellbeing and inclusive organisations.
Community & Global Development
Women in development, poverty reduction, sustainability, rural development, humanitarian response and community leadership.
Who Should Attend
A congress built for cross-disciplinary exchange
The meeting is designed to bring together people working across research, healthcare, education, policy, community practice and professional leadership.
Researchers & AcademicsGender studies, sociology, psychology, humanities, public health, medicine and interdisciplinary research.
Healthcare ProfessionalsPhysicians, nurses, allied health professionals, clinicians, counsellors and healthcare leaders.
Public Health SpecialistsPopulation health, prevention, health promotion, community programmes and health systems.
Policymakers & InstitutionsGovernment, international organisations, universities, NGOs and public-sector leaders.
Educators & Social ScientistsEducation, social work, anthropology, cultural studies, communications and behavioural sciences.
Women in LeadershipBusiness, entrepreneurship, management, organisational change and economic empowerment.
STEM & Technology CommunitiesEngineering, AI, digital inclusion, innovation, research careers and technology policy.
Students & ResearchersMaster’s and doctoral researchers, academics, research staff and professionals across relevant disciplines.
A women-centred congress, open to all genders
The scientific and professional focus of the congress is women’s health, equality, safety, rights and empowerment. Participation is open to all individuals whose research, clinical work, policy, advocacy or professional practice contributes meaningfully to these areas.
Congress Experience
Designed for research exchange, connection and impact
Multiple presentation formats create space for established voices, emerging researchers and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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Keynote Forums
High-level perspectives on health, equality, policy, leadership and social transformation.
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Scientific Sessions
Oral presentations across clinical, public-health, social-science and multidisciplinary tracks.
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Featured Speakers
Invited and selected speakers presenting research, practice, policy and interdisciplinary perspectives.
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Posters & Networking
Focused discussion, collaboration opportunities and international professional connections.
Programme Preview
Three days of interdisciplinary dialogue in Vienna
The detailed scientific programme will be published following abstract review and speaker confirmation. The structure below shows the planned congress flow.
Wednesday
15 September 2027
Opening CeremonyWelcome, congress overview and opening remarks
Opening Keynote ForumWomen’s health, equality and global progress
Scientific SessionsHealth, public health and reproductive wellbeing
Networking ReceptionInternational connections and collaboration
Thursday
16 September 2027
Plenary ForumGender equality, rights, safety and policy
Parallel Scientific TracksMedicine, psychology, social sciences and education
Oral Speaker SessionsSelected presentations across health, equality, safety and social sciences
Poster SessionInteractive research exchange
Friday
17 September 2027
Leadership & Innovation ForumWomen in leadership, STEM, technology and enterprise
Special SessionsCommunity, culture, policy and global development
Cross-disciplinary PanelFrom evidence to implementation and impact
Closing & RecognitionAwards, reflections and future directions
Participate
Choose how you would like to be part of the congress
Researchers, clinicians, students, professionals and organisations are invited to contribute, attend and connect with an international interdisciplinary community.
Oral Presentation
Present original research, reviews, clinical findings, policy work or interdisciplinary studies in a scheduled scientific session.
Submit an abstract →Keynote & Invited Speakers
Distinguished researchers, clinicians, policymakers and leaders will be invited to contribute keynote and featured presentations.
View speaker programme →Poster Presentation
Share research visually and engage in focused discussion with delegates during the congress poster programme.
Submit a poster abstract →Delegate Participation
Join without presenting and take part in keynote forums, scientific sessions, networking and interdisciplinary exchange.
Registration details →
Contribute to the Cause
Extending the congress impact beyond the scientific programme
Alongside scientific exchange, the congress intends to create a voluntary contribution initiative focused on supporting people affected by breast cancer and organisations working in patient support, education, awareness and access to care. Supporters may contribute whether or not they attend the congress.
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME
Supporting people affected by breast cancer
Delegates, speakers, partners and supporters may choose to make an additional voluntary contribution alongside their participation. The initiative is intended to support verified breast-cancer-related patient support, awareness or care programmes.
Transparency first
Contributions should only be collected once the beneficiary organisation, allocation method and
reporting arrangements are formally confirmed and published on this website.
Unable to attend the congress? You can still support the cause.
Even if you are not attending the conference, you may still choose to make a voluntary
contribution in support of breast-cancer-related patient care, awareness and assistance initiatives.
Our Intended Focus
Research, awareness and compassionate support
Patient Support
Supporting programmes that assist people and families affected by breast cancer.
Awareness & Education
Encouraging education, early awareness and evidence-based health communication.
Community Impact
Connecting scientific dialogue with meaningful support beyond the congress venue.
Vienna, Austria — 15–17 September 2027
Host City
Meet in Vienna
Vienna provides a distinctive setting for an international congress that bridges health, research, society and policy — combining an established scientific and institutional environment with excellent public infrastructure and a globally recognised meeting culture.
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Internationally connectedA natural meeting point for Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the wider global research community.
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Built for congressesExperienced conference infrastructure, efficient public transport and a mature international meeting ecosystem.
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Strong thematic environmentA fitting setting for dialogue across health, equality, human rights, safety and social policy.
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September timingComfortable early-autumn conditions and a strong period for academic and professional travel.
Why This Congress Matters
Connecting evidence with action
The congress is designed not only to present research, but to strengthen exchange between disciplines and translate knowledge into better health, safer environments, stronger institutions and more equitable opportunities.
✓Encourage collaboration between medical, social-science and policy communities.
✓Increase visibility for women-led and women-centred research.
✓Create space for interdisciplinary research, clinical practice and policy exchange.
✓Support international exchange on health, equality, safety and empowerment.
ResearchOriginal studies, reviews, clinical findings and interdisciplinary scholarship.
PracticeHealthcare, education, community programmes and professional implementation.
PolicyEvidence-informed approaches to rights, equality, safety and social systems.
NetworksInternational relationships across disciplines, institutions and regions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning your participation
Key information for prospective presenters and delegates.
Who can attend the congress?
The congress is open to researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, academics, policymakers, educators, advocates, students and professionals of all genders whose interests align with women’s health, equality, safety, rights or empowerment.
What kinds of abstracts are welcome?
Original research, clinical studies, reviews, policy analysis, case studies, programme evaluations, community interventions and interdisciplinary work relevant to the congress themes are welcome.
Can I attend without presenting?
Yes. Delegate registration will be available for participants who wish to attend the scientific programme and networking activities without making a presentation.
Can I support the cause even if I do not attend?
Yes. The website includes a separate voluntary contribution pathway for individuals and organisations who wish to support the breast-cancer-related cause without attending the congress. Contribution arrangements should be published clearly once the beneficiary and reporting structure are confirmed.
What presentation formats are available?
The programme will include keynote and invited presentations, selected oral speaker sessions, poster presentations and delegate participation without a presentation.
When will the detailed programme and deadlines be announced?
Abstract submission, registration deadlines, speaker announcements and the detailed programme will be published on the official congress website as they are confirmed.
Where in Vienna will the congress be held?
The host city is Vienna, Austria. The specific congress venue will be announced once venue arrangements are finalised.
Vienna • 15–17 September 2027
Bring your research, experience and ideas to the global conversation.
Join an interdisciplinary international community working to advance women’s health, equality, safety, rights and social empowerment. If you are unable to attend, you may still support the cause through a voluntary contribution.