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International Conference on Gender, Violence, and Post-Authoritarian Societies

15th May – 16th May 2027 Milan, Italy Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Gender, Violence, and Post-Authoritarian Societies 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 unique manifestations of gender-based violence in societies transitioning from authoritarian rule. It aims to analyze the interplay between political repression and gendered violence, highlighting the experiences of marginalized groups.

This session focuses on the role of transitional justice mechanisms in addressing gender inequalities in post-conflict societies. It seeks to evaluate how these processes can promote women's rights and foster social justice.

This track examines feminist theories and practices in conflict resolution, emphasizing the importance of gender perspectives in peacebuilding efforts. It encourages discussions on how these approaches can lead to more inclusive and sustainable peace processes.

This session investigates how cultural narratives shape gender roles and contribute to violence in post-authoritarian societies. It aims to uncover the ways in which cultural identity intersects with gender in the context of conflict.

This track addresses the global dimensions of gender violence and human rights, focusing on international frameworks and local responses. It aims to foster dialogue on effective strategies for combating gender-based violence worldwide.

This session explores the integration of gender sensitivity into peace education initiatives. It seeks to identify best practices and innovative approaches that empower individuals to challenge gender norms and promote peace.

This track examines the specific vulnerabilities and challenges faced by women and gender minorities in refugee contexts. It aims to discuss policies and practices that enhance protection and support for these populations.

This session focuses on the role of community resilience in addressing and preventing gendered violence in post-conflict settings. It aims to highlight successful grassroots initiatives and the importance of local agency.

This track analyzes the impact of political transitions on gender justice and women's rights. It seeks to explore how shifts in power dynamics can either advance or hinder gender equality.

This session investigates the legal frameworks and social responses to sexual violence in conflict situations. It aims to discuss the effectiveness of these responses and the challenges faced in achieving justice for survivors.

This track examines the role of gender considerations in humanitarian interventions in post-authoritarian societies. It aims to discuss how integrating gender perspectives can enhance the effectiveness and equity of humanitarian responses.

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