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International Conference on Refugees, Migration, and Gender Violence

📅 15–16 Mar 2027 📍 Amsterdam, Netherlands 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on the unique challenges faced by refugees experiencing domestic violence. It aims to explore the intersection of migration status and vulnerability to gender-based violence.

This session will examine effective policy frameworks that address gender violence within refugee communities. Participants will discuss the role of national and international policies in safeguarding human rights.

This track emphasizes the importance of cultural competence in developing intervention strategies for domestic violence among diverse refugee populations. It will highlight best practices for social workers and advocates.

This session will explore methods for engaging refugee communities in the fight against domestic violence. It will focus on empowerment strategies that promote resilience and self-advocacy.

This track will discuss the development and application of risk assessment tools tailored for refugees facing domestic violence. Participants will evaluate the effectiveness of these tools in identifying and mitigating risks.

This session aims to analyze cross-border dynamics of gender violence among refugees. It will facilitate discussions on the implications of migration policies on the safety and well-being of individuals.

This track will focus on advocacy efforts aimed at improving the rights and protections of refugees against domestic violence. Participants will share successful campaigns and strategies that have led to positive change.

This session will explore the critical role of social work in supporting refugees who are victims of domestic violence. It will highlight innovative practices and collaborative approaches in service delivery.

This track will evaluate existing protection programs designed for refugees experiencing domestic violence. Discussions will center on program outcomes and areas for improvement.

This session will provide a global overview of gender violence as a human rights issue within the context of migration. It will examine the responsibilities of states and organizations in addressing these violations.

This track will investigate how cultural narratives shape the understanding and response to domestic violence among refugees. It will encourage interdisciplinary dialogue on the impact of culture on gender-based violence.