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International Conference on Women, Violence, and Policy Reform
8–9 Mar 2027
Jessore, Bangladesh
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A full refund is possible only if the cancellation request is submitted at least 70 days before the conference, with formal paperwork completed at least 60 days prior.
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Session tracks covered across the event.
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01
Gender-Based Violence: Global Perspectives and Local Realities
This track explores the multifaceted nature of gender-based violence across different cultures and contexts. It aims to highlight the intersectionality of gender, race, and class in understanding and addressing violence against women.
02
Policy Reform for Gender Equality: Challenges and Innovations
This session focuses on the effectiveness of current policy frameworks aimed at promoting gender equality and preventing violence against women. It encourages discussions on innovative approaches and reforms that can enhance women's rights and protections.
03
Conflict Resolution and Women's Participation
This track examines the critical role of women in conflict resolution and peacebuilding processes. It seeks to analyze case studies where women's involvement has led to more sustainable and inclusive outcomes.
04
Transitional Justice and Gender: Addressing Historical Injustices
This session delves into the intersection of transitional justice mechanisms and gender, focusing on how these processes can address the specific needs of women. It aims to identify best practices for integrating gender perspectives in post-conflict justice frameworks.
05
Violence Prevention Strategies: A Feminist Perspective
This track investigates feminist approaches to violence prevention, emphasizing community-based strategies and grassroots activism. It aims to share successful models and frameworks that empower women and promote social justice.
06
Refugee Protection and Gendered Experiences
This session explores the unique challenges faced by women refugees and the implications for policy and humanitarian interventions. It aims to highlight gender-sensitive approaches to refugee protection and support.
07
Cultural Conflict and Gender Dynamics
This track examines how cultural conflicts impact gender relations and contribute to violence against women. It seeks to understand the role of cultural narratives in shaping policies and interventions.
08
Peace Education: Empowering Women and Communities
This session focuses on the importance of peace education in fostering resilience and promoting gender equality. It aims to explore educational initiatives that empower women and communities to engage in peacebuilding.
09
Sexual Violence in Conflict: Policy Responses and Advocacy
This track addresses the urgent issue of sexual violence in conflict settings, examining policy responses and advocacy efforts. It aims to identify gaps in current frameworks and propose actionable solutions.
10
Democratic Rights and Gender Policy: A Global Overview
This session provides a comprehensive overview of the relationship between democratic rights and gender policy across different regions. It aims to analyze how democratic transitions impact women's rights and participation.
11
Community Resilience and Gender Justice
This track explores the concept of community resilience in the context of gender justice, focusing on how communities can support women's rights and prevent violence. It aims to share successful case studies and strategies for fostering resilience.