International Conference on Religion, Culture, and Gender Violence (ICRCGV - 26)

This track explores how various religious beliefs and practices influence perceptions and responses to domestic violence. It aims to identify both the protective and harmful roles that religion can play in the context of gender violence.

This session focuses on the impact of cultural norms and values on the prevalence and acceptance of domestic violence. Discussions will highlight the need for culturally sensitive interventions that address specific community dynamics.

This track examines domestic violence through the lens of human rights, emphasizing the legal and ethical obligations to protect victims. It seeks to foster dialogue on the effectiveness of current human rights frameworks in addressing gender violence.

This session will discuss innovative advocacy strategies aimed at preventing domestic violence and supporting survivors. Participants will share successful case studies and explore collaborative approaches to community engagement.

This track highlights the critical role of social work in intervening and supporting victims of domestic violence. It will cover best practices, challenges, and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in social work.

This session emphasizes the importance of community involvement in developing effective domestic violence interventions. Participants will discuss methods for fostering community ownership and participation in prevention programs.

This track focuses on the formulation and implementation of policies aimed at preventing domestic violence. It will explore the role of policymakers, stakeholders, and advocates in shaping effective legal frameworks.

This session will examine various empowerment programs designed to assist survivors of domestic violence in rebuilding their lives. Discussions will include the effectiveness of these programs in promoting resilience and independence.

This track will explore evidence-based intervention strategies for addressing domestic violence. Participants will share insights on effective practices and the importance of tailored approaches for diverse populations.

This session will address the ethical challenges faced by researchers studying domestic violence. It aims to establish guidelines for conducting research that respects the dignity and rights of participants.

This track focuses on the significance of cross-cultural communication in understanding and addressing domestic violence. Participants will discuss strategies for effective communication that respects cultural differences while promoting safety and support.