June 21, Tuesday "Violence, Intolerance and the Culture of Peace"

• Heisoo Shin (Korea)
  Executive Committee Member, The Korean Council for the Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery
  by Japan
  
  
• Cynthia Enloe (U.S.A)
  Research Professor, Clark University
  
  
• Monica Munoz (Chile)
  Former Chief, LA-Caribbean division of Unifem
  Joanna Bigfeather Artist and curator , La Jolla reservation
  
  
• Charlotte Bunch (U.S.A)
  Founder and Executive Director, the Center for Women's Global Leadership, Rutgers University
  

June 22, Wednesday "Globalization, Economic Values and Poverty"

• Wu Qing (China)
  Former professor, English and International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University
  
  
• Josefa “Gigi” Francisco (Philippines)
  Executive Director, Women and Gender Institute, Miriam College
  
  
• Nancy Folbre (U.S.A)
  Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts
  
  
• Joanna Kerr (Canada)
  Executive Director, Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID)
  

June 23, Thursday "Changing Paradigms for the State, Health and Environment"

• Ito Peng (Canada)
  Professor ,Department of Sociology, University of Toronto
  
  
• Irene Dankelman (Netherlands)
  Head of the Sustainable Development Programme, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  
  
• Njoki Wainana (Kenya)
  Former coordinator, African Women's Development Communication Network (FEMNET)
  
  
• Gloria Bonder (Argentina)
  Director, Area "Gender, Society and Policies" in the Latin American Postgraduate Institute in Social Sciences (FLACSO)
  
  
• Sandra Harding (U.S.A)
  Professor, Social Sciences and Comparative Education, the University of California
  

June 24, Friday "Celebrating Women's Leadership - the Way Forward"

• Hiroko Sue Hara (Japan)
  Professor, Josai International University
  
  
• Chen Lanyan
  Professor, Sociology in the Program of International Relations, Beijing University
  
  
• Kang KyungWha (Korea)
  Former Chair, UN Commission on the Status of Women
  
  
• Ayse Feride Acar (Turkey)
  Professor, Middle East Technical University
  
  
• Mary Hartman (U.S.A)
  Professor and director, Institute for Women's Leadership, Rutgers University