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International Conference on Gender Studies, Violence, and Development Policy

📅 6–7 Apr 2027 📍 Saint Petersburg, Russia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the unique experiences and roles of different genders in conflict situations and their implications for post-conflict reconstruction. It aims to highlight the importance of gender-sensitive approaches in peacebuilding and transitional justice.

This session focuses on innovative violence prevention strategies that consider gender as a critical factor. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of various interventions in reducing gender-based violence and promoting community resilience.

This track examines feminist theories and practices that advocate for human rights and social justice in diverse contexts. It encourages discussions on how these approaches can inform policy development and implementation.

This session investigates how cultural conflicts shape and are shaped by gendered narratives. It aims to uncover the intersections of culture, gender, and conflict, and their implications for peace education.

This track addresses the specific vulnerabilities faced by different genders in refugee situations. It seeks to explore policies and practices that enhance protection and support for refugees, with a focus on gender-sensitive approaches.

This session examines the role of gender in political transitions, focusing on the challenges and opportunities for achieving gender equity. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight successful strategies for integrating gender into democratic processes.

This track explores the gendered impacts of humanitarian interventions in conflict and disaster situations. It aims to analyze how these interventions can be designed to better address the needs and rights of all genders.

This session focuses on the critical issue of sexual violence in conflict settings, examining prevention strategies and mechanisms for accountability. It encourages dialogue on the role of international law and local practices in addressing this pervasive issue.

This track investigates how communities respond to violence through gendered lenses, emphasizing resilience and recovery. It seeks to highlight successful community-led initiatives that promote safety and empowerment.

This session focuses on innovative policy frameworks that integrate gender perspectives into development strategies. Participants will discuss best practices and lessons learned from various contexts to inform future policy-making.

This track examines real-world examples of gender-inclusive peacebuilding initiatives. It aims to draw lessons from practitioners on how to effectively engage diverse gender groups in the peace process.