4TH WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT CONFERENCE [WLEC2013]
13th - 15th of March 2013, Bangkok, Thailand
 Royal Benja Hotel

PRESENTERS
​The Butterfly Effect
Karen Asemper
Women Leadership: A Challenging Edge in the Khasi Matrilineal Society
Iengskhem Ryngki Synniang
Personality characteristics that enable women’s advancement to leadership positions
Marianne Doubell
Beneficiaries perception of empowerments projects. Case study of rural women in Ogun state, Nigeria
Olayinka Adeleke
Effect of mathematics knowledge on girls and women toward national development
Olaleye Olufunke Omolayo
Surviving on our own: Narratives of South Africa women principals
Praveen Jugmohan
"The farmer does not want us to have similar knowledge to him" - critical remembrances of rural women learners in South Africa
Vaughn John
The Lived Experiences of Women Leaders in Higher Education
Arceli Rosario
​Implementation of the gender and development program of state Universities and colleges in region III: An evaluation
Rita Pulmano
​When Challenges are addressed, the World Shifts
Sangita Rayamajhi
Cultural context of gender socialization and its impacts to women’s political participation in Vietnam contemporary
Thuc Le
​The Role of Women in Contemporary Society
Shehrin Nazrul
Patriarchy and Lesotho Women's involvement in decision-making positions and politics
Tsenolo Seloma
Inspiring Stories from immigrant and refugee Women on Becoming “Americans”
Rosa Fagundes
​Women's Reservation Bill: Analyzing the Bill in the Policy Process
Sonia Kapur
Cases of Sexual Harassment Among the State Colleges and Universities in Region 3: Inputs to Administrative Policies and Programs
Agnes S. Mallari-Macarae
The hidden glass ceiling in policing: Understanding barriers gaining promotion in the Royal Thai Police
Sasiphattra Siriwato
Socio Economic Determinants of Women Labor Force Participation in South India
Mumtaj Begum
Woman, marriage, work and family
Cecilia Calub
Women as Entrepreneurs - Case study Krystal Ice Limited
Linnet Nkunda Akol
Inspiring a Better Future: Woman by Woman
Chandra Clements