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Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.
This track explores the intricate relationship between gender roles and domestic violence. It aims to analyze how societal norms and expectations influence the prevalence and perception of domestic abuse.
This session focuses on the effectiveness of existing legal frameworks in addressing domestic violence. It will evaluate how laws can empower victims and hold perpetrators accountable.
This track examines the mental health consequences of domestic violence on individuals. It seeks to highlight the importance of psychological support and recovery mechanisms for survivors.
This session investigates how various identities, including race, class, and sexuality, intersect to shape experiences of domestic violence. It aims to provide a nuanced understanding of victimization and empowerment.
This track focuses on grassroots initiatives aimed at preventing domestic violence within communities. It emphasizes the role of community engagement and education in fostering safer environments.
This session analyzes how media representations influence societal attitudes towards domestic violence. It aims to discuss the potential of media as a tool for advocacy and empowerment.
This track explores the relationship between economic independence and the ability to escape abusive relationships. It will discuss strategies for empowering women economically to reduce vulnerability.
This session focuses on the role of men in addressing and preventing domestic violence. It aims to foster discussions on how male allies can contribute to empowerment and societal change.
This track examines how cultural beliefs and practices influence the understanding and response to domestic violence. It seeks to highlight the importance of culturally sensitive approaches in intervention.
This session investigates the dual role of technology in both facilitating and combating domestic violence. It aims to explore innovative technological solutions for victim support and prevention.
This track focuses on the importance of policy advocacy in promoting gender equality and preventing domestic violence. It aims to discuss effective strategies for influencing policy change at local and national levels.
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