FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)                        

Welcome to the FAQ page for the 2025 IAFFE Annual Conference! Here, you'll find essential information about the conference, including details on registration, submissions, travel grants, and accommodations. Whether you're a first-time attendee or a returning participant, this page is designed to address your queries and help you make the most of your experience. If you have further questions, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]

FREQUENTLY ASKED CONFERENCE QUESTIONS

  • What are the conference dates and location?
The 2025 IAFFE Conference will be held from July 3-5, 2025 at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA.
 
  • How can I register for the conference?
 Registration details will be available on the registration page, and registrations will open in early 2025, for more information visit here
 
  • Are there any travel grants available?
Yes, IAFFE offers travel grants to support members facing financial barriers. Please check the travel grants section for more information.
  • What is the deadline for paper submission? 
The submission deadline for abstracts is 17 November 2024.
  • Will there be interpretation services at the conference?
Yes, we expect to provide simultaneous interpretation for conference plenaries and selected sessions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED SUBMISSION QUESTIONS
  • Are there any guidelines regarding the abstract format?

Yes, a “Guide for Authors” is available at the beginning of each new submission in the submission system. Please read it carefully

 

  • Does the conference organizer provide proof of attendance?

Yes, the conference organizer provides a certificate of participation. The conference organizer will also provide you with an invoice or receipt for payment of your registration fee. These documents are usually required by your university/institute to allocate the grants. You may also request a presentation certificate.

 

  • What is the maximum number of presentations that I can deliver?

Each presenter is limited to one presentation and one appearance on a panel or roundtable.

 

  • What are the reviewing criteria?

Submissions will be reviewed based on the following:
Technical Merit: How solid is the presented work? Does the abstract include methodology, data sources, any preliminary results, motivation, and contribution to literature?
Readability: How easy is it to understand the submission? Factors that can affect readability include writing style, grammar, spelling, or inappropriate submission length.
Originality: Will attendees learn something that they didn’t already know from this submission?
Relevance: How appropriate is this submission for this conference?

 

  • How will I know whether my submission has been accepted or not?

Once the Paper Selection Committee has reviewed the submission or abstract, you will receive an email letting you know whether the submission/abstract has been accepted or not. If it has been accepted, the author receives an “Acceptance Letter”

 

  • Is it possible to attend the conference without submitting any work?
Yes, we encourage anyone interested in Feminist Economics to register as a participant. In addition to the sessions, the conference offers many opportunities for informal interaction with scholars and advocates.
 
frequently asked VISA QUESTIONS
  • Do I need a visa to attend the conference?
Visa requirements vary by country. Please check your eligibility using the provided link on the visa page.

  • How do I request a visa letter from IAFFE?
If you require a visa, please fill out the designated form on the visa page to request a visa letter.

  • How long will it take to receive my visa letter?
Visa letters will be issued within 10-15 working days after your request.

  • What should I do if I encounter issues with my visa application?
IAFFE does not provide visa-related advice. We recommend consulting the relevant authorities for assistance with your visa application process.
  • Does IAFFE have a VISA support team?
Unfortunately, IAFFE does not have a visa support team and cannot offer guidance on visa applications.