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International Conference on Domestic Violence

15th Dec – 16th Dec 2026 Zhongshan, China Standard / Physical Participation

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International Conference on Domestic Violence conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

This track will explore the mental health consequences of domestic violence on victims, including trauma, anxiety, and depression. It aims to highlight the need for psychological support and intervention strategies.

This session will examine the effectiveness of current legal frameworks in addressing domestic violence. It will also discuss potential reforms to enhance victim protection and perpetrator accountability.

This track will analyze the economic impact of domestic violence on individuals and society, including healthcare costs and lost productivity. It aims to underscore the importance of economic support for victims.

This session will investigate how cultural norms and values influence perceptions and responses to domestic violence. It will encourage discussions on culturally sensitive interventions and prevention strategies.

This track will focus on the effects of domestic violence on children, including emotional and behavioral outcomes. It will also explore intervention programs aimed at supporting affected children.

This session will examine the role of technology in both perpetrating and combating domestic violence. It will discuss the implications of digital abuse and the potential of technology for prevention and support.

This track will explore how various intersecting identities, such as race, gender, and socioeconomic status, affect experiences of domestic violence. It aims to highlight the need for intersectional approaches in research and practice.

This session will focus on innovative prevention strategies aimed at reducing the incidence of domestic violence. It will include discussions on community-based programs and educational initiatives.

This track will address the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the context of domestic violence. It aims to promote understanding and develop tailored support services for these communities.

This session will explore the role of healthcare professionals in identifying and responding to domestic violence. It will discuss best practices for training and intervention in healthcare settings.

This track will provide a comparative analysis of domestic violence across different countries and cultures. It aims to share insights and lessons learned from international approaches to addressing this issue.