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International Conference on Violence, Religion, and Cultural Identity

8th Mar – 9th Mar 2027 Utheemu, Maldives Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

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

SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track explores how religious identities can both incite and mitigate violence within communities. It aims to analyze the role of faith in shaping individual and collective responses to conflict.

This session focuses on the dynamics of sectarianism and its influence on cultural identities in various societies. Participants will examine case studies that highlight the interplay between sectarian divides and cultural expression.

This track investigates the potential of interfaith dialogue to foster understanding and reduce violence among different religious groups. It will feature discussions on successful initiatives and their implications for community relations.

This session delves into the relationship between religious conflict and identity politics, analyzing how political agendas exploit religious affiliations. Scholars will discuss the consequences of such exploitation on social cohesion.

This track examines the cultural norms that perpetuate social violence in various contexts. It aims to uncover the underlying beliefs and practices that contribute to violent behavior within communities.

This session addresses the intersection of human rights and religious practices, focusing on violations that occur in the name of faith. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the need for advocacy and reform.

This track investigates the root causes of religious extremism and its far-reaching consequences on societies. It will provide a platform for discussing strategies to counteract radicalization and promote tolerance.

This session explores the challenges and opportunities presented by diversity in multireligious societies. Participants will share insights on fostering tolerance and coexistence among different faith communities.

This track focuses on the role of community relations in resolving conflicts rooted in religious differences. It aims to highlight best practices and innovative approaches to building bridges between divided groups.

This session examines how cultural identity is shaped and reshaped in response to violence. Scholars will discuss the resilience of cultural practices and the ways communities adapt to conflict.

This track investigates the impact of educational initiatives on promoting peace and understanding among diverse religious groups. It will highlight successful programs that have contributed to reducing violence and fostering dialogue.