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Overview

The Two-Day International Conference on “Health, Humanity, and Healing: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Cancer” is an academic initiative designed to promote holistic understanding and collaborative dialogue on cancer from multidisciplinary perspectives. The conference will bring together scholars, healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, educators, and social thinkers to explore cancer not only as a medical condition but also as a human, social, cultural, and ethical experience.

The event aims to bridge science and society by encouraging discussions that integrate medical research with compassion, social responsibility, and equitable healthcare access.

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Conference Details

• Dates: 24–25 March 2026

• Time: 10:00 AM onwards

• Mode: Hybrid (Online + Offline)

• Venue:
  Khun Khun Ji Girls P. G. College,
  Chowk, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

• Organized in collaboration with:
  Children Unbound Foundation

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About the Conference

Cancer today represents one of the most complex global health challenges, impacting individuals biologically, psychologically, socially, and economically. This conference recognizes that healing extends beyond clinical treatment and includes emotional support, social awareness, ethical responsibility, environmental sustainability, and mental well-being.

Through keynote lectures, panel discussions, research presentations, and interactive sessions, the conference will create a shared intellectual space where:

• Science meets society

• Innovation meets empathy

• Research aligns with human values

The conference seeks to generate actionable insights that contribute toward compassionate and evidence-based healthcare systems.

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Objectives

• Promote interdisciplinary dialogue on cancer research and healthcare.

• Encourage collaboration among academicians, healthcare professionals, and researchers.

• Enhance awareness of prevention, early detection, diagnosis, and supportive care.

• Address psychosocial, environmental, ethical, and policy dimensions of cancer.

• Provide a platform for students and scholars through paper and poster presentations.

• Foster socially responsive and human-centered approaches to healing.

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Key Academic Areas

The conference welcomes contributions from diverse disciplines, including:

• Health & Medical Sciences

• Life Sciences & Biotechnology

• Public Health & Policy Studies

• Psychology & Behavioral Sciences

• Sociology & Social Work

• Environmental Studies

• Ethics & Philosophy

• Literature, Humanities & Culture

• Education & Communication Studies

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Major Sub-Themes

• Cancer awareness in education systems

• Holistic health and Indian Knowledge Systems

• Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani perspectives in cancer care

• Mental health, counselling, and resilience

• Lifestyle modification and preventive health

• Exercise and physical activity as prevention strategies

• Social stigma and patient experiences

• Environmental risks and carcinogens

• Artificial Intelligence in cancer diagnosis

• Body–mind–environment connection in healing

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Call for Papers & Posters

Students, academicians, researchers, and professionals are invited to submit original and unpublished research work.

Submission Guidelines

• Abstract: Maximum 300 words

• Full Paper: Up to 3000 words

• Format: MS Word (.doc/.docx)

• Referencing Style: APA

• Language: Hindi or English

Important Dates

• Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 March 2026

• Full Paper & Poster Submission Deadline: 20 March 2026

Selected papers may be published in an edited volume or journal (subject to editorial review).

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Registration

Participants may register online or offline (on-site).

Registration Fees

• Faculty & Professionals (Presentation): ₹700

• Research Scholars (Presentation): ₹500

• UG & PG Students: ₹200

Payment can be made via UPI or bank transfer as per conference guidelines.

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About the Organizing Institution

Khun Khun Ji Girls P. G. College is a reputed academic institution affiliated with the University of Lucknow, committed to empowering women through quality education, skill development, research engagement, and community outreach programs. The college provides modern infrastructure, digital learning facilities, and active NSS and NCC units promoting social responsibility and leadership.

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About the Collaborating Organization

Children Unbound Foundation is a New Delhi-based non-profit working through its health initiative CANLIFE, focusing on cancer prevention, early detection, awareness campaigns, screening programs, counseling services, and treatment support in collaboration with leading cancer institutions.

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Contact Information

For conference queries and registration assistance:

📞 +91 8707317984 / 7985162967
📧 [email protected]

Conference Broachure :-  https://drive.google.com/file/d/17Mxq4q-ESUDHVOOF1su3aSQP9F4VbvIp/view?usp=sharing

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