International Conference on Gender Justice and Anti-Violence Strategies (ICGJAVS - 26)

This track explores various theoretical frameworks that underpin gender justice, focusing on their implications for understanding and addressing violence. Scholars are invited to discuss how these frameworks can inform anti-violence strategies across different contexts.

This session examines the intersection of gender with other social categories such as race, class, and sexuality in the context of violence. Papers should analyze how these intersections shape experiences of violence and inform justice initiatives.

This track investigates the effectiveness of legal frameworks and policies aimed at combating gender-based violence. Contributions should evaluate the role of law in promoting gender justice and protecting victims.

This session focuses on the portrayal of violence against women in various cultural mediums, including literature, film, and media. Scholars are encouraged to analyze how these representations influence societal perceptions and responses to gender violence.

This track highlights grassroots efforts and community-based strategies aimed at preventing violence against women. Papers should discuss the effectiveness and challenges of these initiatives in promoting gender justice.

This session explores the role of men and masculinities in perpetuating or combating gender-based violence. Contributions should examine how changing notions of masculinity can contribute to anti-violence strategies.

This track invites papers that provide a comparative analysis of gender violence across different cultural and geographical contexts. Scholars should address how global dynamics influence local anti-violence strategies.

This session focuses on the psychological effects of violence on women and the implications for recovery and justice. Contributions should explore therapeutic approaches and support systems that promote healing.

This track examines the role of technology in both facilitating and combating gender-based violence. Papers should analyze the impact of digital platforms on violence against women and the potential for technological solutions.

This session highlights the role of youth in advocating for gender justice and anti-violence strategies. Contributions should explore innovative approaches and the impact of youth-led movements on policy and societal change.

This track investigates how educational institutions can play a pivotal role in preventing gender-based violence. Papers should discuss curriculum development, awareness programs, and the importance of fostering a culture of respect and equality.