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International Conference on Gender-Based Violence, Feminism, and Conflict Resolution

📅 14–15 Jun 2027 📍 Copenhagen, Denmark 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the multifaceted nature of gender-based violence across different cultural and geographical contexts. It aims to highlight local realities while considering global frameworks and policies that address this pervasive issue.

This session focuses on the intersection of feminist theories and conflict resolution practices. It seeks to examine how feminist perspectives can inform and transform traditional conflict resolution methodologies.

This track addresses innovative strategies for preventing violence, particularly gender-based violence, within various communities. It will also discuss the challenges faced in implementing these strategies and the role of stakeholders.

This session delves into the relationship between gender rights and broader human rights frameworks. It will explore advocacy efforts and the effectiveness of legal mechanisms in promoting gender equality.

This track examines the role of gender in peacebuilding efforts in post-conflict societies. It will highlight the contributions of women and marginalized groups to sustainable peace processes.

This session focuses on the implications of transitional justice mechanisms on gendered experiences of violence and trauma. It aims to discuss how these mechanisms can be made more inclusive and responsive to women's needs.

This track investigates the interplay between cultural conflict and gender dynamics in various contexts. It seeks to understand how cultural narratives shape experiences of violence and resistance among different genders.

This session addresses the critical issue of sexual violence in conflict settings, focusing on prevention strategies and mechanisms for accountability. It aims to highlight best practices and lessons learned from various case studies.

This track explores the role of gender in fostering community resilience in the face of violence and conflict. It will discuss strategies for empowering communities to respond to and recover from crises.

This session examines the formulation and implementation of gender policies during political transitions. It seeks to identify challenges and opportunities for advancing gender equality in shifting political landscapes.

This track focuses on the gendered dimensions of humanitarian interventions in conflict and post-conflict settings. It aims to analyze how gender considerations can enhance the effectiveness and equity of humanitarian responses.