This track explores the multifaceted nature of gender-based violence in areas affected by conflict. It aims to analyze the implications for humanitarian response and policy formulation.

This session focuses on the intersection of transitional justice mechanisms and gender equity. It seeks to evaluate the effectiveness of these mechanisms in addressing gendered harms during and after conflict.

This track investigates feminist perspectives on crisis management and their potential to reshape traditional frameworks. It emphasizes the importance of gender-sensitive strategies in enhancing resilience and recovery.

This session examines innovative violence prevention strategies across various cultural and social contexts. It aims to highlight successful interventions that prioritize gender and social justice.

This track addresses the unique challenges faced by refugees, particularly women and gender minorities, in crisis situations. It aims to discuss policies and practices that enhance protection and support.

This session explores how cultural narratives shape gender roles and contribute to conflict. It seeks to identify pathways for peacebuilding that incorporate diverse gender perspectives.

This track focuses on the role of peace education in promoting gender inclusion and understanding. It aims to discuss educational frameworks that foster dialogue and conflict resolution.

This session examines the role of gender perspectives in humanitarian interventions. It seeks to analyze how these perspectives can improve the effectiveness and equity of aid delivery.

This track investigates the impact of political transitions on gender rights and representation. It aims to explore strategies for ensuring that gender issues are prioritized in new governance structures.

This session focuses on the relationship between community resilience and gender empowerment in post-conflict settings. It aims to highlight case studies that demonstrate successful integration of gender in resilience-building efforts.

This track examines the intersection of global security policies and gender analysis. It seeks to critique existing frameworks and propose reforms that enhance gender sensitivity in security discourse.