International Conference on Gender, Sexuality, and Violence Studies (ICGSVS - 26)

This track explores the various feminist theories that analyze the roots and manifestations of violence against marginalized genders. It aims to highlight the intersection of gender, power, and societal norms in perpetuating violence.

This session focuses on the unique forms of violence experienced by LGBTQ+ individuals and the systemic issues that contribute to their vulnerability. Discussions will center on advocacy strategies and legal reforms aimed at enhancing protections for these communities.

This track examines how intersecting identities, including race, class, and sexuality, influence experiences of violence. It seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of how multiple axes of identity shape the dynamics of power and victimization.

This session addresses the critical issues surrounding sexual violence, consent, and the societal attitudes that perpetuate these phenomena. It aims to foster discussions on consent education and survivor support mechanisms.

This track investigates the power relations that underpin gendered violence, including the roles of patriarchy and institutional structures. It seeks to understand how these dynamics manifest in various contexts and their implications for social justice.

This session explores the contributions of queer theory to understanding violence within and against LGBTQ+ communities. It aims to challenge traditional narratives and propose alternative frameworks for analyzing violence.

This track focuses on the role of advocacy in addressing violence against marginalized genders and the need for comprehensive policy reform. Participants will discuss successful advocacy strategies and the impact of legal changes on survivor support.

This session examines the various support systems available for survivors of violence, including legal, psychological, and community-based resources. It aims to identify gaps in support and propose innovative solutions to enhance survivor well-being.

This track explores how identity politics shape the discourse around violence and influence activism. It seeks to analyze the implications of identity-based movements on broader social justice efforts.

This session investigates how violence is represented in various cultural forms, including literature, film, and media. It aims to unpack the narratives that perpetuate or challenge societal norms regarding gender and violence.

This track provides a platform for discussing gendered violence from a global perspective, highlighting diverse cultural contexts and responses. It seeks to foster international collaboration and knowledge exchange in addressing violence.