International Conference on Violence, Poverty, and Social Inequality (ICVPSI - 26)

This track explores the complex relationship between violence and poverty, examining how economic deprivation can exacerbate violent behaviors and vice versa. It aims to highlight case studies and empirical research that illustrate these dynamics in various contexts.

This session focuses on the role of social inequality in shaping community development initiatives. Participants will discuss strategies to address disparities and promote inclusive growth in marginalized communities.

This track investigates the intersection of human rights and structural violence, emphasizing how systemic inequalities perpetuate human rights abuses. Scholars will present research that sheds light on the mechanisms through which structural violence manifests.

This session addresses the consequences of marginalization on individuals and communities, particularly in relation to violence and social exclusion. Presenters will share insights on the psychological and social impacts of being marginalized.

This track examines the global landscape of economic disparities and their correlation with various forms of violence. Researchers will present comparative analyses across different countries and regions.

This session focuses on effective policy interventions aimed at reducing violence and addressing social inequalities. Participants will discuss successful case studies and the role of government and non-governmental organizations in these efforts.

This track highlights the critical role of education in fostering empowerment and promoting social justice. Presenters will explore innovative educational programs and their impact on reducing violence and inequality.

This session will delve into advocacy strategies that aim to address violence and social inequality. Participants will share best practices and lessons learned from grassroots movements and policy advocacy.

This track examines the concept of intersectionality and its relevance in understanding the multifaceted nature of violence and social inequality. Scholars will present research that highlights how various identities intersect to shape experiences of violence.

This session focuses on the resilience of communities affected by violence and social inequality. Presenters will discuss community-led initiatives and their effectiveness in fostering recovery and empowerment.

This track explores how media representations influence public perceptions of violence and social inequality. Researchers will analyze the impact of media narratives on policy and community responses.