Sociological Society LCWU

Happy New Year 2026!

The start of a new year brings fresh hopes, new goals, and endless opportunities. Let’s make 2026 a year full of positivity, growth, and achievements.

Wishing you all happiness, good health, and success in the year ahead!

On this day, we honour the legacy of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the father of our nation. His vision, determination, and leadership laid the foundation of Pakistan. Let us remember his teachings and strive to uphold the values of unity, faith, and discipline in our lives.”

National Working Women's Day is a celebration of strength, resilience, and the countless roles women play every single day. It honours women who balance careers, families, dreams, and responsibilities with grace often without recognition, yet with unwavering determination.

Working women are not just contributors to the workforce; they are leaders, innovators, caregivers, and change-makers. From offices to classrooms, hospitals to homes, and businesses to communities, women continue to shape society with their skills, empathy, and vision. Their journey reflects the courage to challenge stereotypes, break barriers, and claim their rightful space.

This day also reminds us of the importance of work–life balance, where women are supported not only as workers but as whole human beings with personal lives, aspirations, and emotional needs. True empowerment comes from creating environments that respect flexibility, equality, mental well-being, and fair opportunities.

Celebrating diversity is equally vital because women come from different backgrounds, cultures, abilities, and experiences, and each story adds strength to the collective progress. An inclusive society is one where every woman feels valued, safe, and empowered to grow.

The Faculty of the Department of Sociology, Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), celebrated National Working Women’s Day to acknowledge and appreciate the dedication, resilience, and invaluable contributions of working women.

Today, we appreciate every working woman who rises every morning with hope, determination, and purpose. Your efforts matter. Your voice matters. Your presence makes the world stronger.

Happy National Working Women’s Day to the women who work hard, dream big, and inspire endlessly.

International Human Solidarity Day – 20 December

International Human Solidarity Day reminds us that humanity is strongest when we stand together. It highlights the importance of unity, compassion, and collective responsibility in addressing global challenges like poverty, inequality, and injustice. By supporting one another beyond borders, cultures, and differences, we can build a more peaceful, just, and inclusive world for everyone.

December 16, 2014 — Never Forget
Remembering the innocent lives lost in the Army Public School tragedy. A day of pain, grief, and remembrance. Their memories will live forever in our hearts.

The Department of Sociology, Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), successfully conducted the sixth lecture of its ongoing “Series of Lectures.” This academic initiative aims to promote critical thinking, informed dialogue, and deeper interdisciplinary understanding among students.

The session focused on the timely and future-oriented theme:
“Future-Ready HR in the Age of AI: Why AI Won’t Replace You, but Someone Using It Will.”

The program began with the recitation of the Holy name of Allah and the national anthem. The lecture explored how artificial intelligence is reshaping human resource practices, transforming job structures, and redefining the essential skills required in modern professional environments.

The distinguished guest speaker, Dr. Fareed Ud Din Qureshi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Management Sciences at Beaconhouse National University (BNU), delivered a rich, research-based, and intellectually stimulating lecture. He highlighted the evolving role of HR in the digital era, the growing importance of AI literacy, and the need for individuals to collaborate effectively with technology. His thought-provoking discussion encouraged students to understand how AI enhances rather than replaces human capabilities.

Dr. Asma Seemi Malik, In-Charge of the Department of Sociology, shared her meaningful reflections, underscoring the significance of preparing students for rapid technological advancements, fostering adaptability, and recognising the sociological implications of AI-driven transformation.

The lecture was organised by Dr. Kiran Ikram and Ms. Komal Riaz Cheema, ensuring a smooth, engaging, and academically enriching experience. Students actively participated and appreciated the session for its relevance, depth, and practical value.

In conclusion, Dr. Asma Seemi Malik expressed gratitude and presented a token of appreciation to the honourable guest speaker.

Human Rights Day reminds us that every human being is born free, equal, and deserving of dignity. It is a day to raise our voices against injustice, discrimination, and inequality, and to stand in solidarity with those whose rights are denied. Let us not just acknowledge human rights today, but practice them every day through kindness, fairness, and respect for all.