On December 14th and 15th, in the city of Barcelona, the event will delve deeper into vicarious violence and digital violence that impacts children, adolescents and young people through research and debates.
Promoted by the Department of Equality and Feminism of the Generalitat de Catalunya , the III International Congress for the Eradication of Gender-Based Violence will become a space for meeting, reflection and exchange of knowledge, experiences and experiences around gender-based violence that affects children, adolescents and youth. The meeting will take place on December 14 and 15 at the Faculty of Psychology, Education and Sports Sciences Blanquerna - Ramon Llull University, located at Carrer del Císter, number 34, in the city of Barcelona. Specifically, the meeting will delve into vicarious violence and digital violence that impact children, adolescents and young people. Therefore, the first block will focus on vicarious violence and the international perspective on the protection and care of children and adolescents in situations of gender-based violence. The second block will then feature the presentation of the first results of the Specialized Intervention Service on Digital Violence and a round table on digital sexist violence in childhood and adolescence. The third block will then focus on co-education and affective-sexual education as prevention policies, new social challenges, anti-feminism and reactionary discourses among adolescents and young people and the construction of counter-narratives as prevention strategies. In this sense, the III International Congress for the Eradication of Sexist Violence will bring together professionals from different fields of intervention, public policy makers, institutional representatives, researchers, activists and specialized entities. Through conferences, presentations, research, debates and round tables, the event will seek to contribute to the strengthening of public policies and the consolidation of collective strategies to advance towards the eradication of sexist violence.
Interested people can register online through this link .