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International Conference on Gender Studies, Violence, and Peacebuilding

19th Nov – 20th Nov 2026 Athens, Greece Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Gender Studies, Violence, and Peacebuilding conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track explores the role of gender in conflict situations and peacebuilding efforts. It aims to highlight how gendered experiences shape the dynamics of violence and the processes of reconciliation.

Focusing on transitional justice mechanisms, this track examines how gender influences the experiences of victims and perpetrators. It seeks to understand the implications for justice and accountability in post-conflict societies.

This session invites discussions on feminist theories and practices that address violence prevention. It emphasizes innovative strategies that empower marginalized communities to combat violence.

This track investigates the intersection of human rights and gender in the context of post-conflict reconstruction. It aims to identify best practices for integrating gender perspectives into rebuilding efforts.

Exploring the relationship between culture and gender, this session addresses how cultural narratives influence gender roles in conflict. It seeks to uncover the impact of these narratives on peacebuilding initiatives.

This track focuses on the pervasive issue of sexual violence in conflict settings. It aims to discuss effective responses and frameworks for addressing this violation of human rights.

Examining the role of gender in political transitions, this session highlights the challenges and opportunities for advancing gender equality. It seeks to analyze case studies from various post-authoritarian societies.

This track explores how gendered perspectives contribute to community resilience in the face of violence and conflict. It aims to highlight the strengths and resources that women and marginalized groups bring to peacebuilding.

Focusing on the unique challenges faced by refugees, this session addresses the importance of gender considerations in refugee protection. It seeks to explore policies and practices that ensure the safety and dignity of displaced individuals.

This track examines the role of peace education in promoting gender inclusivity. It aims to discuss pedagogical approaches that foster understanding and respect for gender diversity in conflict resolution.

This session explores the intersection of social justice movements and gender advocacy. It seeks to analyze how these movements can collaborate to address systemic violence and promote equitable peacebuilding efforts.

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