This track explores how cultural beliefs and practices shape the understanding and manifestation of domestic violence. It aims to highlight the intersection of culture and gender in the context of violence against women.

This session focuses on the role of social norms in perpetuating or mitigating gender-based violence within various communities. Participants will analyze how societal expectations influence individual behaviors and attitudes towards domestic violence.

This track examines the intersection of human rights and domestic violence, emphasizing the need for advocacy in legal frameworks. Discussions will center on strategies for promoting accountability and justice for survivors.

This session highlights successful community engagement initiatives aimed at preventing domestic violence. Participants will share best practices and innovative approaches to mobilizing community resources for intervention.

This track focuses on the formulation and implementation of policies addressing gender-based violence. It invites discussions on the effectiveness of current policies and the need for reforms to better protect survivors.

This session analyzes existing legal frameworks that govern domestic violence cases across different jurisdictions. Participants will explore gaps in legislation and propose enhancements to better serve victims.

This track investigates the role of cultural studies in understanding the complexities of gender-based violence. It encourages interdisciplinary dialogue on how cultural narratives shape perceptions and responses to domestic violence.

This session focuses on empowerment programs designed to support survivors of domestic violence. Participants will discuss the importance of agency and self-determination in the healing process.

This track examines various intervention programs aimed at addressing domestic violence. Participants will share insights on effective practices and the challenges faced in implementation.

This session explores the role of education in preventing domestic violence through awareness campaigns. Discussions will focus on curriculum development and community outreach efforts.

This track highlights the critical role of social work in addressing domestic violence. Participants will discuss intervention strategies, case management, and the importance of a trauma-informed approach.