9th Social Sciences Conference Lisbon – Portugal 2026
Lisbon’s 9th edition explored how social change is shaped by technology, identity, inequality, health, and culture. Research addressed AI in media, civic storytelling, workplace inclusion, student well-being, political culture, legal psychology, wealth inequality, and literary representations of mental illness across interdisciplinary social sciences and humanities.
- AI, digital media, and civic communication
- Inequality, inclusion, and institutional life
- Mental health, legal psychology, and well-being
- Political culture, identity, and literary representation
Media Gallery
Unforgettable moments and attendees from the 8th edition.
Highlighted Speakers
Explore the significant works of our conference
Prof. Dr. Alicja Wolny-Dominiak
Dr. Ermira Tafani
Dr. Horiya Amar Bekada
Horiya Amar Bekada is an Algerian radio journalist and a Doctor of Sociolinguistics. Alongside her distinguished career within the Algerian media sector, she serves as a part-time teacher at the University of Aïn Témouchent, Algeria. Her primary research interests include language contact, plurilingualism, and discourse analysis, with a specific focus on the unique linguistic landscape of the region.
Currently, Dr. Amar Bekada is orienting her research toward modern pedagogical approaches
driven by advanced technologies. She is investigating the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital tools on didactic interaction, exploring how these innovations are redefining language
acquisition and teaching methodologies within both the contemporary Algerian university system and the broader media landscape.
Dr. Jonida Mustafaraj