Session Tracks

This track explores various feminist theoretical frameworks that analyze the roots and manifestations of violence. It aims to understand how gender dynamics shape experiences of violence and inform responses to conflict.

This session focuses on the role of gender in conflict resolution processes, emphasizing the contributions of women and marginalized groups. Participants will examine case studies that highlight innovative approaches to peacebuilding through a gender lens.

This track investigates the intersection of transitional justice mechanisms and gender, analyzing how these processes address or neglect women's experiences of violence. Discussions will center on the effectiveness of gender-sensitive approaches in achieving justice and reconciliation.

This session will address feminist-informed strategies for preventing violence in various contexts, including domestic, community, and state-level violence. Participants will share best practices and evaluate the impact of these strategies on social justice.

This track examines how cultural conflicts intersect with gender issues, influencing both the perpetration and victimization of violence. It aims to foster dialogue on culturally sensitive approaches to conflict resolution that prioritize gender equity.

This session highlights the role of feminist activism in promoting human rights, particularly in contexts of violence and conflict. Participants will discuss strategies for advocacy and the challenges faced by activists in various sociopolitical environments.

This track focuses on the unique challenges faced by women and gender minorities in refugee situations, emphasizing the need for gender-sensitive protection measures. Discussions will explore policies and practices that enhance the safety and dignity of displaced individuals.

This session investigates the impact of political transitions on gender equity, particularly in post-conflict societies. Participants will analyze how inclusive governance can be achieved and the role of women in shaping democratic processes.

This track addresses the pervasive issue of sexual violence in conflict settings, exploring its implications for individuals and communities. Participants will discuss prevention strategies and the importance of integrating gender perspectives into humanitarian responses.

This session examines the role of peace education in promoting gender equality and preventing violence. Participants will share innovative educational practices that empower individuals and communities to challenge gender-based violence.

This track explores the relationship between community resilience and gender policy in the context of conflict and post-conflict reconstruction. Discussions will focus on how gender-sensitive policies can enhance community capacity to withstand and recover from violence.