Presentations

TUESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER

09:00 – 11:00	OPENING PLENARY: Partnerships for Policy Action - Venue: Gávea
	Welcome: Claudia García-Moreno, World Health Organization Opening Remarks: Haydee Padilla, PAHO-Brazil Moderator: Jacqueline Pitanguy Speakers: Emma Fulu, Colleen Varcoe, Brisa De Angulo, Marcos Nascimento
11:00 – 11:30	TEA /COFFEE
11:30 – 13:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: GBV and New Technologies - Venue: Gávea Chair: Gary Barker What we didn't know we didn't know: lessons learned from a year of piloting a mobile-based GBV Referral System Jennifer Curran, E. Motshubi, S. Bloom, I. Ramatala, K. Scurria, A. Rajeevalochana, P. Maiketso E-safe relationships: development and evaluation of a suite of technological tools for partner violence Kelsey Hegarty Design of a personalized Internet-mediated intervention to prevent dating violence Sheila Murta, P. Parada, J.V. Medeiros, S. Meneses, M.A. Miúra, C. Leandro-França, H. de Vries Effectiveness of a safety decision aid app (myPlan) with college women experiencing dating violence and their concerned friends Nancy Glass, N. Perrin, A. Clough, G. Hanson
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: Faith and GBV - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Veena O’Sullivan Faith engagement as a factor in women’s empowerment and IPV: findings from a quantitative household survey in Ituri Province, DRC Maggie Sandilands, E. le Roux, R. Jewkes, U. Baghuma Lele, N.Scott Listening to male survivors of church sexual abuse: voices from survivors of Sodalicio abuses in Peru David Tombs Faith and responses to sexual violence in displacement: understanding the needs and experiences of Colombian faith leaders Ivón Natalia Cuervo Fernández, A. Pineda, L. Cadavid, E. le Roux, L. Rojas-Flores Cutting-edge research: evidence to support engaging men in ending FGM in Egypt Fatma El-Zanaty, A. Fahmy, S. El Feki Critiquing gender-based violence intervention models using a ‘cascade approach’ to changing (faith) community beliefs and behaviours. Elizabeth le Roux, J. Olivier
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: GBV Prevention Interventions - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Manisha Mehta Indashyikirwa safe spaces for women: an enabling environment to prevent and respond to IPV in Rwanda Erin Stern, L. Heise, L. McLean Adapting evidence-based interventions to prevent violence against women in rural Tajikistan, opportunities and challenges Shahribonu Shonasimova A randomized controlled trial to test the effect of interpersonal and community level interventions to prevent intimate partner violence in Tanzania Lisa Messersmith, N. Halim, E. Steven, N. Reich, L. Badi, E. Simmons, M. Servidone, N.B. Holmes II, P. Kawemama The story of lost opportunities: New Zealand government policies and national strategies to reduce family violence 2000-2010 Pauline Gulliver, J. Fanslow
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: Conflict - Venue: Leme Chair: Jeannie Annan Preventing violence against conflict-affected adolescent girls: findings from cluster-randomized trials in Ethiopia and the DRC L. Stark, K. Asghar, J. Eoomkham, A.A. Baysa, C. Bora, T. Bakemore, Kathryn Falb Bodies in conflict: being an adolescent girl in North Kivu DRC A. Mahwa, B. Ruratotye, Henny Slegh Violence against school going children in Jowzjan Province, Afghanistan O. Hemat, Abdul Wahid Siddiq, J. Corboz, R. Jewkes Challenges to research in refugee camp settings: lessons from a mixed methods evaluation in Dadaab, Kenya Alys McAlpine, L. Bacchus, S. Muthuri, S. Muuo, C. Izugbara, M. Hossain
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: Men and VAW - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Mary Ellsberg Prevalence and patterns of men’s perpetration of intimate partner violence, gender attitudes and related factors in an informal settlement near Johannesburg Nicola Christofides, A.M. Hatcher, D. Rebombo, A. Pino, R. McBride, D. Peacock Mental ill health and factors associated with men’s use of intimate partner violence in Zimbabwe Mercilene Machisa, S. Shamu The association between a measure of toxic masculinity and intimate-partner violence perpetration by men in India Naira Kalra, G. Abhishiek, R. Verma Male identity in Nicaragua and El Salvador: research to prevent violence in homes and communities (NB: Presentation in Spanish) D. Mendoza, Irela Solórzano, R. Reyes, L. Madrigal, W. Tejeda, G. Barker, R. Levtov, O.Montoya
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: Power and Violence within Transactional Sex - Venue: Urca Chair: Stephanie Miedema A qualitative study to understand the intimacy and its association with intimate partner violence among the traditional Devadasi sex workers in northern Karnataka, India Satyanarayana Ramanaik, R. Prakash, A. Pujar, Chaitanya AIDS Tadegattuva Mahila Sangha, D.L. Kavitha, P. Javalkar, R. Thalinja, L. Platt, L. Heise, S. Isac, M. Collumbien, P. Bhattacharjee Who is exploiting who? Girls’ and older men’s perspectives on intergenerational sex Joyce Wamoyi, D. Nyato, N. Kyegombe, R. Meiksin, A.M. Buller, L. Heise “No, I’m not a sugar daddy” Adult men’s motivation and rationalisation of sex with girls in Central Uganda and Northern Tanzania N. Kyegombe, J. Wamoyi, D. Nyato, Ana Maria Buller Understanding victimization and poly-victimization amongst female sex workers in Soweto, a South African township Jenny Coetzee, G.E. Gray, R. Jewkes
13:00 – 14:30	LUNCH
14:30 – 16:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Mental Health Interventions - Venue: Gávea Chair: Jacqueline Pitanguy Evidence of program SUPERAR effectiveness for girls who are victims of sexual violence (NB: Presentation in Portuguese) Luísa Fernanda Habigzang, S.H. Koller, J. Von Hohendorff, C. Freitas, J. Schneider Increasing responsiveness to psychological services in case of intimate partner violence in Venezuela: the use of behavioural sciences to reduce stigma and increase access A. Flores, N. Diaz, A. Warren, J. Smith, F. Barindelli, Belmar Franceschi Gender-based violence against women in Kabul: investigating therapeutic group activities for safe houses Jenevieve Mannell, A. Ahmad, L. Ahmad Violence, HIV and mental health: opportunities for improved health in adolescents Nataly Woollett, L. Cluver, H. Brahmbhatt
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Understanding Violence against Women - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Ruchira Tabassum Naved Prevalence of, and factors associated with, married women’s experiences of recent intimate partner violence and family level-violence in Afghanistan R. Jewkes, A. Gibbs, M. Shafiq Frozan Marofi, A. Ratan, C. Mann, E. Chirwa, Julienne Corboz Risk and protective factors for intimate partner violence among couples and communities participating in the Indashyikirwa Trial in Rwanda Kristin Dunkle, E. Stern, L. Niyibizi, L. Heise Gender-based violence victimization and perpetration among 4,633 men and women in Somalia Andrea Wirtz, N. Perrin, A. Desgroppes, B. Ross, N. Glass Prevalence of women and girls’ experiences of violence in South Sudan Mary Ellsberg, M. Contreras, M. Murphy, A. Blackwell, J.B. Bingenheimer
14:30 – 16:00	Intervention Content Panel – Parenting, Fatherhood and Play - Venue: Vidigal Chair: James Lang Book Sharing N. Dowdall, P. Cooper, L. Murray, J. Stewart, S. Skeen, Marguerite Marlow Right to Play Atta Muhammed Programme P Tatiana Moura, Ruti Levtov
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Responses to GBV - Venue: Leme Chair: Lori Michau Reducing psychological distress in refugee survivors of gender-based violence: adaptation and pilot of a guided self-help intervention with South Sudanese refugees in Uganda W.A. Tol, Claudia García-Moreno, J. Augustinavicius, K. Carswell, F. Brown, M.R. Leku, A. Adaku, P. Ventevogel, M. van Ommeren Social norms and gender identities shaping women’s and community response to intimate partner violence: an ethnographic study of women in the rural Eastern Cape, South Africa Nwabisa Shai Documenting VAW cases at state institutions and key informant perspectives on facilitators and barriers: baseline findings from the impact assessment of the rural response system to prevent violence against women Adolphina Addo-Lartey Should I stay or should I go? Exploring young women’s strategies to navigate violent relationships Samantha Willan, N. Ntini, A. Gibbs, R. Jewkes Adaptation of a clinic based model to reduce reproductive coercion, intimate partner violence and unintended pregnancy in Nairobi, Kenya Jay G. Silverman, S.C. Boyce, C. Undie, W. Liambila, A. Barnabas, G. Nagendi, E. Muketo, K. Gray, S. Wendoh
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Improving Multidisciplinary Response to Child Abuse in Brazil - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Chris Newlin Speakers: Benedito Rodrigues dos Santos, Casimira Benge, Lélio Bentes, Itamar Batista Gonçalves, Reginaldo Torres Alves Júnior
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Whole of Government Approach – Lessons from Australia - Venue: Urca Chair: Kelsey Hegarty Change the story: a national framework for the primary prevention of violence against women in Australia S. Kearney, Loksee Leung Tracking population-level change: the guide to prevention monitoring and the SDGs Emma Fulu Victorian government prevention strategies and initiatives Tania Farha Scaling-up respectful relationship education in Victoria S. Kearney, Loksee Leung, Tania Farha
16:00 – 16:30	TEA/COFFEE
16:30 – 18:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Integration of VAW into Health Services - Venue: Gávea Chair: Florencia Barindelli Applying new signal functions to assess the capacity of health facilities to clinically manage sexual violence survivors in Central Province, Zambia M. Dennis, Nachela Chelwa, M. Colombini, O. Owolabi, O. Campbell Addressing intimate partner violence and power in relationships: what can we do in the context of HIV testing services? Nicole Haberland, C. Ndwiga, K. McCarthy, J. Pulerwitz, R. Kosgei, M. Mak’anyengo, S. Kalibala Gender-based violence observatory in Colombia: building bridges to address gap analysis and disaggregating data (NB: Presentation in Spanish) J.C. Rivillas, Gloria del Pilar Cardona A nurse-delivered, clinic-based intervention to address intimate partner violence among low income women in Mexico City: findings from a cluster randomized controlled trial Jhumka Gupta, F. Falb, O. Ponta, Z. Xuan, P. Campos, A. Gomez, J. Valadez, G. Carino, C. Diaz Olavarrieta Piloting integrated model of socio-economic empowerment and SGBV services to reduce negative consequences of SGBV in Pakistan A. Akhsheed, Shamazat Babar
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Conflict – Tools and Methods - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Mark Canavera Data forward, survivor first: Gender-Based Violence Information Management System/Primero Kristy Crabtree, Teemar Kidane Ensuring ethical standards of GBV research by providing quality of care to GBV survivors: introducing Inter-agency Guidelines for Providing Care and Case Management Services to Survivors of Gender-Based Violence Mendy Marsh, Sunita Palekar Joergensen Innovative cross-sectoral curriculum to improve collection, documentation and preservation of sexual violence evidence in conflict and post-conflict zones Thomas McHale Through the eyes of the child: barriers to access to justice and remedies M. Capaldi, A. Varrella, Junita Upadhyay
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: GBV Prevention Interventions - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Rachel Jewkes Resilient Youth! Exploring violence, gender and resilience among Ugandan students Sophie Namy, C. Carlson, A. Norcini-Pala, D. Faris, L. Knight, E. Allen, K. Devries, D. Naker Stories of change: lessons learned from community based, primary prevention interventions that transform harmful masculinities Kathy Taylor, A. Gevers, C. Marin, A. Kelly, Sister L. Garasu, L. Weld, S. Phan, H. Nguyen, P. Tran, J. Munro, V. Tebay Coffee talk: baseline findings from a cluster randomised trial to assess a culturally appropriate behavioural intervention to decrease intimate partner violence and HIV in rural Ethiopia Vandana Sharma, J. Leight, N. Deyessa Designing a gender-transformative intervention to involve men and boys in the prevention of intimate partner violence in Rakai, Uganda Jennifer Wagman, E. Bonnevie, N. Nakyanjo, W. Ddaaki, P. Fleming, G. Nakigozi, Fred Nalugoda
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Children and Services after Violence - Venue: Leme Chair: Tatiana Moura Critical gaps: health sector responsiveness to the needs of child survivors of sexual abuse in Kenya Carol Ajema, A. Ngunjiri, C. Mbugua, J. Kyongo, L. Digolo Through the eyes of the child: barriers to access to justice and remedies Mark Capaldi, A. Varrella Impact of conflict-related sexual violence on families of survivors: preliminary evidence from war-affected regions of northern Uganda Mahlet Woldetsadik, G. Achan, O. Nyeko The interplay of childhood sexual violence, gender norms and help-seeking behavior: findings from the Kenya Violence against Children Survey L. Chiang, J. Gleckel, A. Fan, Daniela Ligiero Disclosure of sexual violence and health-service seeking behaviors among females: a multi-country survey Kimberly H. Nguyen, H. Kress, S. Sumner
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Child Marriage - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Anna Flora Werneck An explanatory model of child marriage in rural Bangladesh Ruchira Tabassum Naved, A. Talukder, T. Prasad Gupta, V. Le Masson, K. Yount, F. Samuels Ela vai no meu barco: casamento na infancia e adolescencia no Brasil Danielle Pereire de Araujo, G. Lauro Making sense of child, early or forced marriage among displaced Syrian girls in Lebanon Susan Bartels, S. Michael, N. Bakhache, S. Roupetz, S. Garbern, H. Berquist, C. Davison, A. Bunting Child brides, forced marriage, and intimate partner violence in United States: tip of an iceberg revealed Judith McFarlane
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: VAW and Mental Health - Venue: Urca Chair: Seri Wendoh Mental ill health in structural pathways to women’s experiences of intimate partner violence Mercilene Machisa, N. Christofides, R. Jewkes Trauma exposure and men’s use of violence against women in a peri-urban settlement near Johannesburg Abigail M. Hatcher, D. Rebombo, A. Pino, R. McBride, D. Peacock, N. Christofides Associations between violence against women and mental health in Timor-Leste Xian Warner A population-based household study to assess practical strategies of prevention and response to sexual and gender based violence in Katana Walikale and Karisimbi Health Zones in DRC L. Lawry, M. Banda, J. Ciza, A. Mudekereza, P. Bahati, C. Sadiki, William Clemmer Violence among incarcerated women in Botswana: direct and indirect pathways Tirelo Modie-Moroka

WEDNESDAY - 20TH SEPTEMBER

09:00 – 11:00	PLENARY SESSION
09:00 – 11:00	Plenary Day 2: New Learnings in the Field - Venue: Gávea Chair: Claudia García-Moreno Strengthening the evidence base and using structural interventions to address violence against women and girls in Nicaragua Mary Ellsberg, M. Quintanilla, J. Zelaya What happened to the Real Fathers one year later? Evaluating the long term effects of a fatherhood intervention in Northern Uganda S. Okello, K. Ashburn, D. Ojamuge, D. Eluk, B. Kerner, R. Lundgren, Esther Spindler The role of holistic community development in intimate partner violence prevention: an evaluation of the Tostan Community Empowerment Program Elizabeth Rowley, N. Diop, D. Mohan Outcome of the randomized controlled trial to evaluate the Skhokho violence prevention intervention in South African schools Rachel Jewkes, A. Gevers, S. Shamu, P. Mahlangu, N. Shai, C. Lombard, E. Chirwa
11:00 – 11:30	TEA/COFFEE
11: 30 – 13:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
11: 30 – 13:00	Panel: Intersections of VAC and IPV - Venue: Gávea Chair: Alessandra Guedes New pathways to prevention? Exploring the intersections of violence against women and children in the family Sophie Namy, C. Carlson, K. O’Hara, J. Nakuti, P. Bukuluki, J. Lwanyaaga, S. Namakula, B. Nanyunja, M. Wainberg, D. Naker, L. Michau A family-based approach to understanding patterns of violence against women and children in urban Zambia Sarah Murray, J. Kane, S. Skavenski Van Wyk, P. Chimponda, F. Melendez, J. Bass, S. Munthali, S. Sikota, L. Murray Is prevalence of male violence against children higher in households where women are experiencing partner violence? Sheila Harvey, N. Mosha, C. Hansen, H. Stöeckl, S. Lees, G. Mshana, S. Kapiga, C. Watts Relationships between women and babies in domestic violence: a new perspective for responses Fiona Buchanan
11: 30 – 13:00	Panel: Sexual Harassment - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Emma Fulu Understanding sexual violence faced by women and girls in rural public spaces: strengthening the evidence base for action Nandita Bhatla, S. Bhattacharya, D. Sebastian The cost of sexual harassment of women garment factory workers Tatiana Bertolucci Exploring the context of labor exploitation and sexual violence in Latin America: life narratives of migrant women working in domestic and labor sectors Argentina Servin, J.G. Silverman, T. Rocha-Jimenez, R. Muñoz, S. Morales, K. Brouwer Sexual harassment in the MENA region Fatma El-Zanaty and Gary Barker on behalf of the IMAGES MENA team Impact of solar-powered street lamps on refugee protection in northern Uganda Richard Sollom
11: 30 – 13:00	Panel: GBV Prevention - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Manuel Contreras-Urbina Sexual violence prevention through empowerment self-defense: a cluster-randomized controlled trial with adolescent women in Malawi M.R. Decker, Shannon Wood, E. Ndinda, G. Yenokyan, J. Sinclair, N. Maksud, B. Ross, B. Omondi, M. Ndirangu Listening together - changing together, how radio listening and discussion groups can support social norm change G. Ferguson, B. Shrestha, P.N. Shrestha, Cari Jo Clark Engaging young men to prevent sexual violence Harish Sadani Research-action program for violence reduction and women's empowerment using CAPE: Culturally Adapted Program of Empowerment Self –Defense Tamar Priel, Shira Langer
11: 30 – 13:00	Panel: Virtual Spaces – Positives and Negatives - Venue: Leme Chair: Xian Warner Porn: Eroticising Violence and Inequality: Why pornography is a violence prevention issue we can’t afford to ignore Maree Crabbe Sooner or later guys ask for a photo: experiences of electronic sexual coercion among adolescent girls in San Diego County Marissa Salazar, A. Raj, B. West, J.G. Silverman, M. Rusch, E. Reed Electronic sexual coercion: prevalence and association with substance use, STI and poor mental health outcomes among adolescent girls in the US E. Reed, Marissa Salazar, J.G. Silverman, M. Ruch, A. Behar, N. Agah, A. Raj
11: 30 – 13:00	Panel: Economic Interventions and Effects on Intra-Household Dynamics and IPV - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Lori Heise A review of cash transfers and intimate partner violence in low and middle-income countries Amber Peterman, A.M. Buller, M. Ranganathan, A. Bleile, M. Hidrobo, L. Heise The effects of transfers and behavior change communication on intimate partner violence: evidence from rural Bangladesh Shalini Roy, M. Hidrobo, J. Hoddinott, A. Ahmed Microfinance plus life-skills intervention for couples in Burundi: economic models of intra-household allocation explain mechanisms of impact Giulia Ferrari, R.K. Iyengar The prevalence of economic abuse and its impact on women’s lives in northwest Tanzania: baseline data from the MAISHA study I. Kapiga, V. Selestine, S. Harvey, Shelley Lees, C. Hansen, G. Mshana, C. Watts and S. Kapiga Impacto en la violencia doméstica explicado por el empoderamiento psicológico, autoestima, autoeficacia, asertividad y regulación emocional en mujeres mexicanas Ana Paola Ruiz
11: 30 – 13:00	Panel: Amplifying Youth Voices in Sexual Violence Service Advocacy Venue: Urca Chair: Daniela Ligiero Speakers: Ali Kaviri, Patrick Mwesigye, Diana Namwanje
13:00 – 14:30	LUNCH and Film Screening: “The Porn Factor” (13:30 – 14:30)
14:30 – 16:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Parents, Children and VAW - Venue: Gávea Chair: Kate Joyner The design, testing and acceptability of a parenting programme for reduction of gender based violence and child maltreatment: formative evaluation in Uganda Godfrey Siu, D. Wight, F. Zalwango, S. Kasule, J. Seeley, C. Namutebi, R. Sekiwunga Previniendo violencia basada en genero a traves de una intervencion en crianza temprana para madres adolescentes en El Salvador: un ensayo aleatorio de factibilidad Juan Carlos Salguero Tejada, J. Valades, P.J. Cooper, L. Murray Strengthening parenting for violence prevention in Liberia: using an iterative research approach to improve programming and build the evidence base E.S. Puffer, Crystal Stewart, E.P. Green, R.M. Chase, E. Friis, A. Guisto, A.L. Sim, J. Zayzay Overlapping IPV and violence against children and associated risk factors in a probability sample of child-caregiver dyads in Uganda Catherine Carlson, S. Namy, A.N. Pala, M. Wainberg, L. Michau, J. Nakuti, L. Knight, E. Allen, D. Naker, K. Devries Improving caregiver sensitivity and positive parenting practices as part of an integrated early childhood care and development intervention in Lesotho: a randomized controlled trial Marguerite Marlow, M. Tomlinson, S. Skeen, L. Cluver, P. Cooper, L. Murry, S. Mofokeng, M. Makhetha, L. Sherr
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Services and Tools - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Tesmerelna Atsbeha WHO guidelines and tools for responding to intimate partner violence, sexual violence and child sexual abuse: lessons and experiences from their use in countries A. Amin, C. García-Moreno, Megin Reijnders Improving access to medical services through partnership in Papua New Guinea Meggy Verputten Too many barriers: how can sexual violence programmes improve access and care for male victims? Séverine Caluwaerts, G. Benedetti, D. Lagrou, E. De Plecker, R. Van Den Bergh “Step-it- up”: social mobilisation to prevent gender-based violence in the Caribbean (Documentary) Gabrielle Henderson Preventing and reducing risk of GBV in emergencies: lessons learned and uptake from the first 18 months of roll out of the IASC guidelines for integrating GBV interventions in humanitarian action. Erin Patrick, S. Rastogi
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Safe and Sound – An RCT of an Intervention in Antenatal Care to Address IPV - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Claudia García-Moreno Formative research findings and the importance of quality training for interventions research Abigail Hatcher Intimate partner violence and women’s mental health: baseline findings of Safe and Sound Nataly Woollett Efficacy and feasibility of a support intervention to address intimate partner violence in antenatal care. Findings of the Safe and Sound RCT Claudia García-Moreno, Christina Pallitto Providers’ and women’s perspectives of a support intervention for intimate partner violence. Findings from the process evaluation Manuela Colombini
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Faith and VAW - Venue: Leme Chair: Chi-Chi Undie The perspectives and experiences of sexual violence of internally displaced people in Colombian faith communities Laura Cadavid, E. le Roux, L. Rojas-Flores, C. Monsalve Exploring the nexus between harmful traditional practices, sexual and gender-based violence and religion: working effectively with faith leaders Elisabet le Roux, B. Bartelink Combating stigma against rape survivors and children born of rape in armed conflict: the role of faith leaders and youth Erica Hall Masculinité, famille et foi intervention - Passages project Francesca Quirke, P. Deepan, T. Shand, C. McLarnon-Silk Political Islam, perceived male disadvantage and wife abuse in rural Bangladesh Ruchira Tabassum Naved, A. Talukder
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Adolescents’ Perceptions of Sexual Violence - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Clara Alemann Namoro and noviazgo: adolescent dating violence in Brazil and Honduras Giovanna Lauro, A. Tailor, D. Araujo, E. Murphy Violência entre parceiros íntimos na percepção d’estudantes do ensino médio do município do Rio de Janeiro Stella Taquette, C. Moraes, L. Souza, J. Scarcela, L. Meira, T. Freitas, M. Carneiro Social norms perpetuating gender-based violence among young people in Latin America and the Caribbean and Tunisia: identifying entry points for interventions D. Ruiz, Bethan Cansfield, S. Galand, Salma Jrad, A. Wiebe, B. Obertop Understanding adolescent perspectives on violence to inform prevention interventions: voices from an informal settlement of Nairobi Clea Sarnquist Masculinidades y violencia sexual en el Peru Miguel Ángel Ramos Padilla, N. Palomino
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Mental Health and GBV - Venue: Urca Chair: Laura Murray The implications of community responses to intimate partner violence for women’s mental health in Rwanda Jenevieve Mannell, I. Seyed-Raisy, C. Campbell The impact of a youth-parent asset transfer program in DRC on mental health, food security and school attendance Nancy Glass, N. Perrin, A. Kohli, M.R. Mpanano “We are still alive. We have been harmed but we are brave and strong.” Kirsten Wienberg Measuring child psychological outcomes and exposure to domestic violence Christina Laurenzi, S. Skeen, X. Hunt, M. Marlow, S. Gordon, M. Tomlinson A comprehensive approach to providing services to survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: addressing more than physical trauma Cudjoe Bennett, M. Banda, L. Miller, L. Lawry, L. Bashige, J. Ciza, W. Clemmer, M. Linehan
16:00 – 16:30	TEA/COFFEE
16:30 – 18:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: GBV Mixed - Venue: Gávea Chair: Priscila Lawrenz Abuse of women in facilities during childbirth: an exploratory study of district hospitals, Bangladesh Kausar Parvin, R. T. Naved Marital murders in Greater Florianópolis: the construction of a profile through precursor variables Ana Laura Tridapalli, N. Lorenzetti da Rocha, M. Boeira Lodetti, L. Matins Borges Sexual homicides of adult women and children: a South African national study Naeemah Abrahams, S. Mathews, C. Lombard, L.J. Martin, R. Jewkes Impact of domestic violence on the workplace in China Chen Tingting Personal resources, power negotiation and violence in gay intimate relationships Oluwafemi Adeagbo
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: GBV in Conflict Settings - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Jeanne Ward Violence from the political to the personal: understanding how conflict-related violence impacts intimate partner violence post-conflict Jocelyn Kelly, E. Colantuoni, C. Robinson, M. Decker Fostering quality, learning and accountability in GBV programming in emergencies Mendy Marsh, Sophie Read-Hamilton On the move and ignored: responding to GBV during the European refugee crisis in 2015-16 Sarah Martin, M. Hersh, S. Mosely Simplifying medical care for sexual violence survivors in settings of high insecurity Meggy Verputten, M. Dada
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Toolkits - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Kathy Taylor RISE Learning Project on Monitoring and Evaluating Reintegration Maricruz Tabbia kNOwVAWdata: a novel initiative to strengthen measuring violence against women across Asia Pacific to better address VAW Henrica A.F.M. Jansen, S. Tuladhar, I. Fitzgerald, H. McDermott Schools-based violence prevention: developing a practical handbook Berit Kieselbach Shaping vicarious trauma-informed sexual/domestic violence organizations: introducing the Vicarious Trauma Toolkit Beth Molnar, Gina Scaramella Informing government action and programming to prevent intimate partner violence: a look at the impact evaluation evidence base Mario Picon
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Going to Scale: Prioritizing Communities and Ensuring Quality in Sustainable Social Norm Change Programming - Venue: Leme Speakers: Amy Bank. Rebecka Lundgren, Mona Mehta, Lori Michau, Lufuno Muvhango, Alice Welbourn
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Medico-Legal Response - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Nadine Wathen A code of conduct for genuine victims of rape? A critical discourse analysis of judicial pronouncements of rape delivered by the superior courts of Sri Lanka Sandani Yapa Abeywardena A cross sectional study of the rate of prosecution of perpetrators of domestic violence against women at the Georgetown magistrates’ court 2013 and 2014 Chandrawattie Persaud O papel do judiciário paraibano no enfrentamento ao tráfico de pessoas: um olhar feminista e de gênero um olhar feminista e de gênero Bárbara Ferreira de Freitas Use of a Quality Index Tool to assess the completion of medico-legal forms for rape survivors in South Africa Moushumi Ann Mathews, N. Christofides, R. Jewkes, R. Jina
16:30 – 18:00	Panel: Understanding Violence against Children: Data, Meaning and Action - Venue: Urca Chair: Catherine Maternowska Collective effect of sexual, physical and emotional violence before age 18 on health outcomes in young adults in Kenya, Violence against Children Survey Howard Kress, K.H. Nguyen, S.R. Kegler, L. Chiang Findings on the drivers of violence against children from the Philippines Faye Alma Balanon, UNICEF Philippines Country Office and partners Cross-country study on risk factors for childhood violence and factors associated with help-seeking: evidence from VACS in Cambodia, Haiti, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria and Tanzania T. Palermo, A. Pereira, N. Neijhoft, R. Buluma, I. Fatoumata Kaloga, R. Harvey, A. Islam, T. Kheam, M. Kitembe, B. Lund-Henriksen, N. Maksud, M.C. Maternowska, A. Potts, C. Rottanak, M. Shawa, Amber Peterman Who perpetrates violence against children? A global systematic analysis of age and sex specific data Karen Devries, L. Knight, M. Petzold, K.R. Gannett, L. Maxwell, A. Williams, C. Cappa, K.L. Chan, C. García-Moreno, N. Hollis, H. Kress, A. Peterman, S.D. Walsh, S. Kisor, A. Guedes, S. Bott, B. Butron, C. Watts, N. Abrahams Using data to drive change: the multi-county study on the drivers of violence affecting children M.C. Maternowska, Alina Potts, D. Fry, Istituto degli Innocenti, UNICEF Peru Country Office and partners, UNICEF Zimbabwe Country Office and partners, UNICEF Viet Nam Country Office and partners

THURSDAY – 21ST SEPTEMBER

09:00 – 11:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
09:00 – 11:00	Panel: “Beginning with the End in Mind”: Developing and Evaluating VAW Interventions that can be Scaled-U - Venue: Gávea Chair: Avni Amin Scaling innovations from a research context into existing health systems: lessons learned from the Nurse-Family Partnership Intimate Partner Violence Project Susan Jack, K. Gordon, F. Madhani Lessons learned, challenges and opportunities from adapting SASA! to the Indashyikirwa programme in Rwanda E. Stern, Lea Liliane, R. Nyiratunga, A. Mukiga The Adaptations Project: learning from the Implementation of SASA! in Haiti, Iraq, Kenya, and Tanzania Jennifer Wagman, S. Namy, N. Ghebrebrhan, K. Chadwick, A.M. Balibang, L. Fakhoury, M. Lwambi, S. Siebert, E. Bonnevie, D. Faris, L. Michau Scaling up and out: the case of a long term approach to the sustainable prevention of gender-based violence in El Salvador and its scale up in Guatemala F. Santos, L. Roper, Mélida Guevara Adaptation of an evidence-based intervention, the Good Schools Heidi Grundlingh, N. Kyegombe, L. Knight, D. Naker, J. Nakuti, S. Namy, K. Devries
09:00 – 11:00	Panel: Diverse Nature of Violence against Children - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Brigette De Lay and Helena Duch Peer violence perpetration and victimization: prevalence, associated factors and pathways among 1752 sixth grade boys and girls in schools in Pakistan Rozina Karmaliani, J. Mcfarlane, R. Somani, H.M.A Khuwaja, S.S. Bhamani, T.S. Ali, S. Gulzar, Y. Somani, E.D. Chirwa, R. Jewkes Prevalence and risk factors for gender based violence among class 6 learners in the informal settlements of Nairobi, Kenya: baseline analysis from the IMpower & SoS cluster randomized controlled trial Michael Baiocchi, R. Friedberg, M. Amuyunza, G. Oguda, D. Otieno, A. Pasupathy, C. Sarnquist Understanding sexual and other violence against children in Zanzibar: adapting research approach and violence exposure measurement to the Zanzibar context Louise Knight, S. Lees, M. Nilsson, R. Ramadhan, H. Grundlingh, C. Milligan, A. Shirley, D. Ritz, H. Lees-Mlanga, K. Devries The REPLACE Approach for achieving social norm transformation concerning sexual and gender based violence: tackling FGM in the European Union Hazel R. Barrett,Y. Alhassan
09:00 – 11:00	Intervention Content Panel – Social Norms - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Elizabeth Dartnall Communities Care Program: a prevention and response program to end sexual violence against women and girls in humanitarian settings N. Glass, Nancy Perrin, A. Clough, A. Desgroppes, F.N. Kaburu, J. Melton, A. Riak, S. Read-Hamilton, M. Marsh 'Change Starts at Home' - working with couples to combat intimate partner violence in Nepal Binita Shrestha, G. Ferguson, P. Shrestha, C.J. Clark Gender Roles, Equality and Transformation (GREAT) Rebecka Lundgren, N. Dagadu
09:00 – 11:00	Panel: Health Impact - Venue: Leme Chair: Caroline Meenagh Double vulnerabilities: violence against women and HIV in south and southeastern, Brazil J.K. Stockman, Kiyomi Tsuyuki, D. Knauth, K.K. Gundersen, Regina Maria Barbosa Exploring the health differences between women raped and women not raped: analysis of baseline data from the South African Rape Impact Cohort Evaluation (RICE) study. Naeemah Abrahams, S. Seedat, A. Sewnath, S. Mhlongo, C. Lombard, A. Kengne, B. Myers, C. García-Moreno, R. Jewkes Symptoms associated with complications during pregnancy and low birth weight in Bangladesh: The role of intimate partner violence Mosfequr Rahman The intersection of youth depression and peer violence: baseline results from a RCT in a low and middle income country, Pakistan Nargis Asad, R. Karmaliani, J. McFarlane, S.S. Bhamani, Y. Somani, E.D. Chirwa, R. Jewkes
09:00 – 11:00	Panel: Achievements and Challenges Facing Feminist Efforts to Address VAWG in Humanitarian and Development Settings - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Tina Musuya Feminist perspectives on addressing VAWG: what does accountability look like? G. Kuttiparambil, Lori Michau, Anu Pillay Feminist perspectives on addressing VAWG: reframing language of ‘gender’ and ‘GBV’ away from feminist underpinnings Sunita Joergensen, J. Kemitare, J. Ward Feminist perspectives on addressing VAWG: finding the balance between scientific and social change goals, approaches and methods Heather Cole, P. Deepan, K. Joseph, Sophie Read-Hamilton Feminist perspectives on addressing VAWG: funding priorities D. Chandran, Micah Williams Feminist perspectives on addressing VAWG: how does a broader protection lens affect work for women and girls? Mendy Marsh, S. Martin, Alina Potts, C. Poulton
09:00 – 11:00	Panel: Innovative and Participatory Research Methods - Venue: Urca Chair: Blain Teketel Making the case for involving young people in research on sexual violence Silvie Bovarnick, L. Shuker, Kirsche Walker, C.J Hamilton Using Photovoice to understand how gender roles and practice influence intimate partner violence among women in Northern Tanzania: findings from the MAISHA study Veronica Selestine, G. Mshana, S. Lees, S. Harvey, S. Kapiga, C. Watts Use of SenseMaker to conduct research among Syrian refugees in Lebanon S. Michael, Susan Bartels, N. Bakhache, S Roupetz, S Garbern, H. Berquist, C. Davison, A. Bunting Using theatre to explore critical understandings of gender oppression with South African youth: a case study of a peer education programme Alice Clarfelt Cumulative learning from examples of participatory research Helen Beckett, Kirsche Walker, C.J Hamilton
11:00 – 11:30	TEA/COFFEE
11:30 – 13:00	SCIENCE PITCH PRESENTATIONS AND PANELS
11:30 – 13:00	Science Pitches – Prevention - Venue: Gávea Chair: Samantha Willan If she didn't have any money she would still be looking for men: multi-level effects of an economic and social empowerment intervention to reduce adolescent girls’ vulnerability to gender-based violence and HIV in Zambezia, Mozambique H. Burke, C. Packer, L. Gonzalez-Calvo, K. Ridgeway, Rachel Lenzi, A.F. Green, T.D. Moon Generating CHARISMA: development of an intervention to help women build agency and safety in their relationships while using microbicides Miriam Hartmann, T. Palanee, M. Lanham, F. Mathebula, L. Pascoe, N. Skosana, B. Tolley, S. Roberts, D. Wagner, E. Wilson, R. Wilcher, S. Zissette, A. Ayub, J. Baeton and E. Montgomery on behalf of the CHARISMA team A systematic review of prospective risk and protective factors for intimate partner violence victimisation among women A. Yakubovich, Heidi Stöeckl, J. Murray, J.I. Steinert, C.E.Y Glavin, D.K. Humphreys Measuring social norms around violence and gender in Uganda and Tanzania Ruti Levtov, K. Vlahovicova, L. Daimon, S. Mukasa Supporting men to manage common mental health problems as a means to prevent intimate partner violence in urban Kenya Phiona Koyiet, A. Schafer A systematic review of Campus Climate Surveys about sexual assault Kathleen Krause, R. Woofter, R. Haardorfer, M. Windle, J.M. Sales, K.M. Yount Follow up of the Intervention with Microfinance for AIDS and Gender Equity (IMAGE): design and baseline cohort characteristics, rural Mahikeng region, South Africa Louise Knight, M. Ranganathan, T.P. Ngwato, L. Muvhango, M. Molebatsi, N. Pakade, S. Lees, C. Watts Prevalence of intimate partner violence and abuse among women in northwestern Tanzania: results from MAISHA study Saidi Kapiga, S. Harvey, N. Mosha, G. Mshana, I. Kapinga, H. Stockl, S. Lees, C. Hansen, C. Watts Experience of sexual violence among adolescent girls and young women engaged in DREAMS programs in Kenya S. Mathur, N. Pilgrim, J. Okal, J. Matheka, N. Jani, Julie Pulerwitz Infanticide, filicide and familicide and its intersections with femicide in South Africa Naeemah Abrahams, S. Mathews, C. Lombard, L.J. Martin, R. Jewkes Caring for Equality: working with men, women and youth to address prenatal sex selection and gender-based violence in Armenia Yeva Avakyan, S. Petrosyan Expanding from prevalence to social norms measurement: child marriage and female genital mutilation/cutting in Senegal Mark Canavera, Y. Anwar, K. Muldoon, B. Cislaghi, M. Sall SDGs and GBV - using the law to advance women’s and girls’ right to be free of violence under the SDGs Marie-Claude Jean-Baptiste, K. Torres Intersections between violence against women and violence against sexual minorities: evidence from Asia-Pacific Stephanie Miedema, K. Yount, E. Chirwa, K. Dunkle, E. Fulu Sexual violence against populations at high risk for HIV in Zambia N. Pilgrim, M. Musheke, H. Fisher Raymond, R. Keating, H. Witola, L. Banda, D. Mulenga, L. Phiri, S. Geibel, Waimar Tun Preventing and responding to domestic violence: addressing invisibility of violence among diverse populations Sarah McCook The intersection of school corporal punishment and youth violence: baseline results from a randomized controlled trial in Pakistan Hussain MA Khuwaja, R. Karmaliani, J. McFarlane, R. Somani, S. Gulzar, T. Saeed Ali, E. Chirwa, R. Jewkes Cyberbullying: Prevalence and risk among youth in a South Asian setting Ishra Nazeer, A Pathmeswaran
11:30 – 13:00	Science Pitches – Faith, Sexual Harassment, Responses - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Tirhani Manganyi Their priority, our challenge: qualitative research on survivor perspectives across nine countries Veena O’Sullivan Tradition or religion- a potent mix Sabine Nkusi, A.Diallo Coercion, conflation, compassion: can faith leaders prevent violence against women and girls Kirsten Laursen Muth From Bangladesh to India: scaling up workplace intervention against VAWG in factories in South Asia Marat Yu, A. Bergstrom, J. Wan Born to be free: an Asia-Pacific study of interventions to address violence against women and girls in public spaces Emma Fulu, M. Alvarado Mapping for policy: a “whole journey” approach to tackling sexual harassment and sexual violent victimization in public transit Y. Irvin-Erickson, Ammar Malik, F. Kamiran, M. Natarajan, J. Zweig Electronic sexual coercion and sexual violence among adolescent girls in San Diego County Marissa Salazar, J.G. Silverman, A. Raj, M. Rusch, E. Reed Barriers and facilitators to integrating health service responses to intimate partner violence in low and middle income countries. A comparative health systems and service analysis Manuela Colombini Shipwrecked on an island: women’s experiences accessing health services when they have experienced both sexual violence and mental health problems Kelsey Hegarty, L. Tarzia Transforming health outcomes of mothers and children exposed to domestic violence into applications for smart phones that offer rapid assessment and triage for services Judith McFarlane Routine enquiry about intimate partner violence in antenatal care. Two qualitative studies that explore women and midwives perspective Lena Henriksen, L. Garnweidner-Holme, M. Solheim, K.K. Thorsteunsen, M. Lukasse Violence perpetration against female sex workers in Thailand: contextual data for intervention development and trauma-informed delivery of health services Jennifer Sherwood, D. Phuengsamran, L. Koenig, A. Wirtz, S. Janyam, M. Decker A qualitative evaluation of an intersectoral intervention for intimate partner violence in a rural sub-district of South Africa K. Rees, V. Zweigenthal, Kate Joyner Evaluating multi-sectoral responses to sexual violence against women: understanding integration models in resource poor settings Ruth Nekura Responding to sexual and gender based violence through integrated sexual and reproductive health service delivery in Palestine A. Stavridis, Shamazat Babar Speaking of justice: the significance of silence, recognition, communication and memory upon the impact of unwanted sexual experiences Colleen Moore When the health system has collapsed due to a crisis, how to provide life-saving services to GBV survivors? Lessons learnt from CAR Aurélie Leroyer, Chloé Roger, S. Simon Norms around intimate partner violence among women and men, and intersections with IPV and HIV services: new evidence from a large population-based sample in South Africa A. Gottert, J. Pulerwitz, Nicole Haberland, S.A. Lippman, K. Kahn, A. Julien, A. Selin, R. Twine, D. Peacock, A. Pettifor
11:30 – 13:00	Science Pitches – Conflict, Post Conflict and Humanitarian Settings - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Alice Kerr-Wilson Social and cultural influences on intimate partner violence among Somali refugees: findings from a qualitative study in Dollo Ado, Ethiopia Vandama Sharma, S. Tewolde, K. Asmara, N. Deyessa, M. Muleta, J. Scott Adolescent girls voices through creative arts and photographs in South Sudanese refugee camps in Ethiopia Helena Lupton Who can I turn to? Mapping social connections and trust for accessing support in case of gender-based violence among displaced and conflict-affected populations in Kurdistan Region of Iraq Maggie Sandilands, A. Strang Women’s self-esteem, self-efficacy and perception of gender roles in a former conflict zone: baseline findings in South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo R. Behl, Clea Sarnquist Has intimate partner violence in Cambodia changed in the past 15 years? A case for an innovative and more robust indicator to monitor SGBV-related SDG targets Henrica A.F.M Jansen, P. Gulliver, H.E. Nhean Sochetra, S. Kosal The strength of a culturally adapted intervention: targeting men in ending intimate partner violence in DRC Henny Slegh, M. Tankink Building normative science: measuring the impact of a normative intervention in the DRC to reduce intimate partner violence and increase family planning use Courtney McLarnon-Silk, T. Shand, N. Dagadu, P. Deepan, F. Quirke, A. Jackson. Methods from an evaluation of a gender-based violence prevention and response program in Somalia and South Sudan Amber Clough, N.Glass, N. Perrin Conflict and violence against women and girls: a report from South Sudan Maureen Murphy, M. Contreras, A. Blackwell, M.Ellsberg Yes, men do get raped - sexual violence against men in South Sudan Manuel Contreras, J. Stennes, M. Murphy, A. Blackwell, M. Ellsberg Mental health of female refugees affected by intimate partner violence: a qualitative investigation Martha Claire Greene, S. Likindikoki, J. Mwambo, L. Misinzo, W. Tol Promoting positive male gender socialization among migrant male youth living in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya: applying appreciative inquiry to GBV prevention efforts Whitney Fry Breaking the barrier: meeting sex-worker needs in humanitarian and low-resource settings Sanni Bundgaard, G. Luttah, M. Lwambi, J. Kiogora Research informed interventions for survivors of conflict and post-conflict sexual and gender-based violence in the Great Lakes Region, Africa Helen Liebling Using cash transfers to reduce risk of violence among internally displaced girls in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo P. Mallinga, Danielle Roth, N. Rudahindwa, E. Graybill, K. Falb Health system readiness to respond to sexual assault in Bogotá, Colombia: a qualitative evaluation focused on health providers Sophie Morse, M. Decker
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: South Asia and GBV - Venue: Leme Chair: Nargis Assad Sociocultural and structural factors shaping the nature, extent and effects of violence against women and girls in migrant communities of Baglung district, Nepal Geeta Devi Pradhan, N. Shai, N. Rawal, A. Kerr-Wilson Prevalence, and sociocultural, health, and structural factors associate with VAWG among migrant communities of Baglung district, Nepal Nwabisa Shai, G.D. Pradhan, R. Shrestha, A. Adhikari, P. Acharya, A. Pekins Community norms of masculine dominance and young men’s justification of intimate partner violence and dominance in family decisions in Pakistan Katherine Yount, K.A. Roof, T.S. Ali Does physical intimate partner violence reduce over time in Bangladesh? Mahfuz Al Mamun, K. Parvin, R. Tabassum Naved
11:30 – 13:00	Science Pitches – LAC Region - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Julienne Corboz O envolvimento do caminhoneiro na exploracão sexual de crianças e adolescentes nas estradas do Brasil Elder Cerquiera-Santos Violação de direitos de crianças e adolescentes em megaeventos esportivos - Copa do Mundo de Futebol 2014 Anna Flora Werneck, E. Aparecida Machado da Silva, T. Kauark Chianca, B. Rodrigues dos Santos Caracterização das situações de violência contra mulheres no Rio Grande do Sul Priscila Lawrenz, D. Manzini Macedo, C.P. Pizarro de Freitas, J. Von Hohendorff. T.C. Pires Mazzini Bordini, L.N. Foschiera, L.F. Habigzang O abuso e a exploração sexual de mulheres pelos peacekeepers nas missões de paz: uma análise comparativa dos últimos anos e as consequências geradas para as vítimas Cynthia Lourenço Tach Tradução e adaptação do projeto ambiente de paz para o ensino público brasileiro Juliana Wierman, L.W. Brito, C.T. Matsuzaka, M.F. Mello Protocolo de atención integral al embarazo no planeado y a la violencia basada en genero en Venezuela S. Medina Salas, Belmar Franceschi Co-production of research and theory of change as a basis for evidence-based interventions to prevent dating violence: a process evaluation of comprehensive sexuality education in Mexico City S. Makleff, J. Garduño, P. Rivera, J. Valades, Ícela Zavala Social ecological determinants of violence among HIV+ women in Sao Paulo and Porto Alegre, Brazil: a step beyond latent class analysis Kiyomi Tsuyuki, Daniela Knauth, J.K. Stockman, K.K Gundersen, R.M Barbosa Término de relacionamentos íntimos violentos: uma revisão de literature Priscilla Parada, S.G. Murta Mulheres que sofrem violência sexual no brasil: riscos e danos à saúde mental Samanta Grimaldi Rossi, S.R.V. Noue, R.F. Braga, A. Correa, P. Mattos, J.A. Pedrini, J. Wierman, J.P. Fiks Evaluate the efficacy and applicability of Interpersonal Psychotherapy adapted for PTSD compared to treatment as usual with the Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors Andrea Feijo Mello, C.R. Proença, M.R. Maciel, B.M. Coimbra, R.F. Braga, E.A. Prado, J.C. Markowitz, M.F. Mello Avaliação de processo e impacto de protocolo de psicoterapia para mulheres com histórico de violência conjugal L.F. Habigzang, Mariana Gomes Ferreira Petersen, J. Zamora, N. Zancan, R. Machado e Beatriz Cúria Readiness for intimate partner violence response: knowledge, attitudes and practices among healthcare professionals in Santo Andre, Brazil Dabney P. Evans, K.M. Sahay, D.Z. Shojaie, M.A.F. Vertamatti Desafíos y lecciones aprendidas del proceso de adaptación y prueba sobre terreno del manual clínico “Atención de salud para las mujeres que han sufrido violencia de pareja o violencia sexual” Ana Labandera, F. Barindelli, I Petit, M. Fernández, R. Gómez, F. Chiribao, L. Van Velthoven, C. Bellini, E. De Armas Da senzala à igualdade: a busca de políticas públicas estratégicas no combate à marginalização histórica das mulheres negras no Brasil Luena Abigail Pimenta Ricardo GBV and behavioral change: tested package to address sexual harassment against women in Mexico City’s public transportation Karla Dominguez Gonzalez, B. Alves Violence Against Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Women: Analysis of Notified Cases in Health Júlia Carvalho Zamora, P. Lawrenz, C. Pinto Pizarro de Freitas, L. Fernanda Habigzang National violence against adult women, adolescents and girls study in Nicaragua, 2013- 2015: a legal medical approach Zacarías Duarte, V. Acevedo, G. Romero, G. Osorno Violencia contra las mujeres y femi(ni)cidio en América del Sur: Comparación y estudio de estos en la legislación y planes gubernamentales de la region Angel Nicolás Ortiz Tribiños
11:30 – 13:00	Panel: GBV in West Africa - Venue: Urca Chair: Colleen Varcoe Nigeria gender-based violence: intervention for prevention and management in two communities in Lagos, Nigeria Bose Iro-Nsi, M. Ukpong, A. Amah Tackling the pervasive social issue of violence against women and girls: a community-based approach Dorcas Coker-Appiah Prevalence and risk factors for intimate partner violence experience among women in four districts of the central region of Ghana Deda Ogum Alangea Prevalence and risk factors of sexual or physical intimate partner violence perpetration among men in four districts in the Central region of Ghana Esnat Chirwa
13:00 – 14:30	LUNCH
14:30 – 16:00	PARALLEL SESSIONS
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Couple-level IPV Research: Promise or Peril? - Venue: Gávea Chair: Joyce Wamoyi She said, he said: the added value and opportunities of analysing data from couples on partner violence Elizabeth Starmann, L. Heise, M. Collumbien, N. Kyegombe, K. Devries, L. Michau Advancing couple-level intimate partner violence research: reflections on afety, ethics and methodological considerationss E. Starmann, Lori Heise The Indashyikirwa couples curriculum to prevent intimate partner violence and support healthy, equitable relationships in Rwanda Erin Stern, L. Heise, L. McLean
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Intersections between VAWG and Peacebuilding - Venue: Copacabana Chair: Sarah Martin Preventing violence against women and girls in conflict and humanitarian crises: lessons learned from the What Works research programme Jeannie Annan, Mary Ellsberg, T. Hess, K. Falb, M. Murphy, T. Pattni, M. Hossain, C. Izugbara What is an effective model of care for GBV survivors in a refugee camp? Evaluation of a task-sharing approach to GBV case management in the Dadaab refugee camps Mazeda Hossain, Alys McAlpine, L. Bacchus, A. Kohli, S. Muthuri, Sheru Muuo, C. Egesa and C. Izugbara Forms and patterns of violence against women and girls in South Sudan: report from a qualitative study Manuel Contreras, M. Murphy, C. Hollowell, D. Reddy, M. MacRae, A. Blackwell, T. Hess and M. Ellsberg Progress and gaps in reproductive health-related GBV funding and programming in humanitarian settings Sarah Rich
14:30 – 16:00	Intervention Content Panel – Empowerment - Venue: Vidigal Chair: Heidi Stöeckl We don’t need your program in our factory: experiences and lessons from designing a workplace intervention against VAWG in ready-made garment factory in Bangladesh Marat Yu, J. Wan The Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act (EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance education program Charlene Y. Senn SHARE Intervention Jennifer Wagman, Fred Nalugoda
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: Children - Venue: Leme Chair: Lina Abirafeh Going local: a new methodology for tracking prevalence of violence against children at decentralised level Mark Canavera, Y. Anwar, C. Clark, B. Cislaghi, M. Sall Modification of the adverse childhood experiences international questionnaire for cultural competency: methods for understanding childhood trauma in low-resource settings Megan Quinn, K. Collins, G. Caldara, H. Owens, I Ozodiegwu, E. Loudermilk, J. Stinson Patterns of neighborhood bullying among adolescents in Agbowo community, Ibadan North, Nigeria Offiong Esop Akpabio, M.O. Omobowale, O.O. Amodu Preventing violence against women by changing youth attitudes toward gender roles: baseline findings from an RCT of 1,752 youth in Pakistan Tazeen Saeed Ali, R. Karmaliani, J. Mcfarlane, Y. Somani, H.M.A. Khuwaja. E. Chirwa, R. Jewkes Prevalence factors associated with use and experience of corporal punishment in public schools in South Africa Pinky Mahlangu, E. Chirwa, M. Machisa, Y. Sikweyiya, N. Shai, R. Jewkes
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: LGBTI - Venue: Ipanema Chair: Marcos Nascimento Gender and sex-based analysis of intimate partner violence, health and work: experiences of LGBTQI+ people Nadine C. Wathen, J.MacGregor Violencias y discriminación hacia personas trans. El caso de la primera encuesta a la población trans en la Ciudad de Salta, Argentina María Eugenia Burgos, María Laura Postiglione Entre victimarios y víctimas: violencia, maras y diversidad sexual en El Salvador Amaral Gómez Arevalo Female masculinities and gender-based violence among Thai toms in Bangkok Stephanie Miedema
14:30 – 16:00	Panel: GBV and Disabilities - Venue: Urca Chair: Saidi Kapiga Exploring the contextual factors which perpetuate high rates of sexual abuse of people with disabilities in East Africa: a participatory study in Kenya and Uganda Rob Aley, M. Wickenden, D. Kariuki Associations between disability status with IPV among married women in Nepal Jhumka Gupta, L. Cardoso, G. Ferguson, B. Shrestha, P.N. Shrestha, C. Clark “It is a sin to be in love with a disabled woman”: stigma, rejection and intersections of womanhood and violence among physically disabled women living in South Africa Ingrid van der Heijden. N. Abrahams, J. Harries Children and youth with disabilities - partners in community-based prevention of gender-based violence Emma Pearce, T. Tarekegn Sexual health, healthy relationships, and safety for youth with intellectual disabilities Kingston, Canada community needs assessment Bailey Gerrits, R. Rappeport
16:30 – 18:00	Prize-Giving and Closing - Venue: Gávea Young People’s Resolution on Youth Participation – Brigette De Lay Prize-Giving – Rachel Jewkes Priorities and New Directions – Manisha Mehta, Chi-Chi Undie and Alessandra Guedes Closing - Claudia García-Moreno