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International Conference on Media, Representation, and Gender Violence

11th Dec – 12th Dec 2026 Singapore, Singapore Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Media, Representation, and Gender Violence conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities

This track explores the portrayal of domestic violence in various media forms, including film, television, and social media. It aims to analyze how these narratives shape public perception and influence societal attitudes towards gender violence.

Focusing on advocacy strategies, this track examines the role of grassroots movements and organizations in combating domestic violence. Participants will discuss effective methods for mobilizing communities and raising awareness.

This session investigates how different cultures represent and respond to domestic violence through art, literature, and folklore. It seeks to understand the impact of cultural narratives on the normalization or rejection of gender violence.

This track addresses the formulation and implementation of policies aimed at preventing domestic violence. Scholars will discuss the effectiveness of current policies and propose innovative solutions for systemic change.

This session focuses on the development and evaluation of educational programs designed to raise awareness about domestic violence. It will highlight successful campaigns and explore best practices for engaging diverse audiences.

Participants in this track will examine methodologies for assessing risk factors associated with domestic violence. The discussion will include intervention strategies that can be implemented in various community settings.

This track emphasizes the importance of community involvement in supporting victims of domestic violence. It will explore collaborative approaches that strengthen local resources and foster safe environments.

This session invites scholars to analyze domestic violence through the lens of gender studies, focusing on power dynamics and societal structures. It aims to deepen the understanding of how gender influences experiences of violence.

This track investigates the intersection of communication studies and domestic violence, examining how communication strategies can be leveraged to promote awareness and advocacy. Participants will explore the effectiveness of various communication channels.

This session will explore how social justice frameworks can inform research and practice in the field of domestic violence. Discussions will focus on equity, access, and the rights of marginalized populations.

This track showcases cutting-edge research and practices aimed at preventing domestic violence. Participants will share innovative strategies that have shown promise in reducing incidents and supporting survivors.

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