Measuring violence against women (VAW): Challenges, tools and methods
Venue: Bluebell
Presenters: Henriette Jansen, kNOwVAWdata, UNFPA Asia-Pacific; Kristin Diemer and Cathy Vaughan, University of Melbourne

Integrating Feminist Self-care into VAW Programming and Organizations
Venue: Daisy
Presenters: Natsnet Ghebrebrhan, Wangechi Wachira and Lori Michau, Raising Voices

Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation of Violence Against Women and Girls Programs
Venue: Orchid
Presenters: Manuel Contreras-Urbina, Maureen Murphy, Alina Potts and Mary Ellsberg; Global Women’s Institute, George Washington University

Understanding ‘Safety’ for Women and Girls: Measuring the effectiveness and outcomes of gender-based violence (GBV) risk mitigation in humanitarian settings
Venue: Watsonia
Presenters: Sonia Rastogi, IASC GBV Guidelines; Christine Heckman, UNICEF and Dr. Michelle Hynes, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Emory University

Innovations in Addressing Economic Abuse
Venue: Freesia
Presenters: Sonya Passi, FreeFrom; Nicola Sharp-Jeffs, Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA) UK

Elevating Practice-based Knowledge within Prevention Programming
Venue: Bluebell
Presenters: Lyndsay McLean and Lina Digolo, Kathy Durand, Lori Heise, The Prevention Collaborative

Telling stories through data: Harnessing the power of visual representations for violence research
Venue: Daisy
Presenter: Abigail M Hatcher, University of the Witwatersrand

Statistics “101” on VAW for practitioners: Understanding and Interpreting the Numbers   
Venue: Orchid
Presenters: Kristin Dunkle and Esnat Chirwa, Shibe Mhlongo, SA Medical Research Council

Costing your interventions for the prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) – a practical session to get you started and help you collect relevant data                           Venue: Watsonia
Presenters: Giulia Ferrari, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine; Sergio Torres Rueda, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine; Stacey Orangi, KEMRI-Wellcome; and Rachel Kwizera, Care Rwanda

Feminist Approaches to Building Evidence and Knowledge on VAWG: Experiences and reflections
Venue: Freesia
Presenters: Heather Cole, De Montfort University Leicester UK; Alina Potts, Global Women’s Institute at George Washington University; Dr. Emma Fulu, The Equality Institute; Loujine Fattal, CARE International; Rassil Barada, ABAAD - Resource Centre for Gender Equality; Harriet Kolli, International Rescue Committee

Facilitator: Alessandra Guedes, UNICEF, SVRI Leadership Council Co-Chair

Opening and welcome: Chi-Chi Undie, Population Council, SVRI Board Chair and SVRI Leadership Council Co-Chair

Video message: Gro Harlem Brundtland, former Prime Minister of Norway, member of The Elders

SVRI Strategy: Elizabeth Dartnall, SVRI Executive Director

Well-being and networking @SVRI Forum: James Lang, SVRI Leadership Council

Thanks and closing: Claudia Garcia-Moreno, WHO and SVRI Founding Member

Entertainment: Claire Philips, Singer and Songwriter

09:00 – 11:00 The time is now: uniting activism and research - Venue: Exhibition hall 10

Facilitator: Lisa Witter, Apolitical

Josina Machel, Kuhluka Movement, South Africa / Mozambique

Malebogo Molefhe, disability justice activist, Botswana

Glenda Gray, President South African Medical Research Council, South Africa

Claudia Garcia-Moreno, World Health Organization

11:30 – 13:00 Economic empowerment and IPV

Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair:  Emily Esplen, Department for International Development (DFID)

• Can transfers and behavior change communication reduce intimate partner violence four years post- program. Experimental evidence from Bangladesh
  Shalini Roy, M. Hidrobo, J Hoddinott, B. Koch, A. Ahmed
• Women’s empowerment and IPV: findings from a microfinance plus programme in rural North-West province, South Africa
  Meghna Ranganathan, L. Knight, T. Abramsky, L. Muvhango, T. Polzer Ngwato, M. Mbobelatsi, G. Ferrari, C. Watts, H. Stöckl
• The Sunrise Campaign: economic power, end violence
  Kubi Rama
• Outcomes of the Stepping Stones and Creating Futures trial to prevent IPV and HIV-risk in urban informal settlements in South Africa
  Andrew Gibbs, Laura Washington, N. Abdelatif, E. Chirwa, Y. Sikweyiya, N. Shai, S. Willan, S. Mkhwanazi, N. Nthini, R. Jewkes
• Economic insecurity and intimate partner violence: a theoretical model
  Heidi Stöckl, E. Stern, M. Ranganathan, B. Mahenge, S. Lees, A. Hatcher, T. Abramsky

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11:30 – 13:00 Conflict and humanitarian settings

Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Mendy Marsh, VOICE

• Candies in Hell +20: A Mixed-Methods Study on the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls in León, Nicaragua
  Mary Ellsberg, M. Quintanilla, W. Ugarte, A. Blackwell, J. Ovince
• Scaling quality: a hospital-based intervention to improve patient care and forensic documentation of sexual violence
  Thomas McHale, S. Kidenda
• A feminist approach to changing the humanitarian system to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse of women and girls
  Nicole Behnam, S. Cornish-Spencer, G. Bramucci, H. Minchew, K.K. Bart
• Converging drivers of interpersonal violence: findings from a qualitative study in post-hurricane Haiti
  Jennifer Melton, L. Gauer Bermudez, L. Stark, C. Bennouna, C. Jensen, A. Potts, I. Fatoumata Kaloga, R. Tilus, J. Emmanuel Buteau, M. Marsh, A. Hoover, M. Laughlin Williams
• ISIS’ slave trade of Yezidi women
  Orly Maya Stern

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11:30 – 13:00 Leave no-one behind

Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Rachel Jewkes, South African Medical Research Council

• FGM as a social norm: a pilot project exploring the role of gatekeeper engagement and community ownership in ending Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in select states in Nigeria
  Eseme Nnamdi John, K. Nwachukwu
• Do IPV prevention programmes differentially impact participants with disability? A multi-site analysis from the What Works to Prevent Violence Against Women Global Programme
  Kristin Dunkle, E. Chirwa, I. Van Der Heijden, E. Stern, J. Kane, L. Murray, L. Washington, & A. Gibbs
  on behalf of the project teams
• Leaving no woman behind: prevention and response to violence against women with disabilities – experience, analysis and recommendations from women with disabilities in Africa
  Sophie Pecourt
• Ethical considerations for disability inclusive gender-based violence research: reflections from a South African qualitative case study
  Ingrid van der Heijden, J. Harries, N. Abrahams

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11:30 – 13:00 Campus based sexual assault and programmes

Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Naeemah Abrahams, South African Medical Research Council

• Building the evidence to resist campus sexual assault in Swaziland
  Rebecca Fielding-Miller, F. Shabalala, S. Masuku
• Developing a sexual gender based violence intervention targeting female students in South African tertiary institutions: mapping the process
  Ncediswa Nunze, M. Machisa, Pinky Mahlangu, Y. Sikweyiya, M. Pillay, E. Chirwa, E. Dartnall, R. Jewkes
• Building global research capacity for assessing and responding to campus-based sexual and relationship violence: Phase I experiences from the University of California and collaboration with partner university researchers in Africa
  Jennifer Wagman, R. Fielding-Miller, E. Park, M. Yap, J. Silverman, L. Oaks, D. Swendeman, S. Sumstine, C. Amabile, M. Smith
• Manufacturing gender hierarchy and sexual violence in dating relationships: A qualitative study of university men in Vietnam
  Kathryn Yount, P. Lewis, I. Bergenfeld, T. Thu Quach, T. Hung Minh, J. Sales

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11:30 – 13:00 Understanding mechanisms of change

Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Dina Deligiorgis, UN Women

• An exploratory analysis of relationship quality, its predictors, and its association with intimate partner violence among rural couples in Rwanda
  Sangeeta Chatterji, E. Stern, K. Dunkle, L. Heise
• Household decision-making and its association with intimate partner violence: examining differences in men’s and women’s perceptions in Uganda
  S. Zegenhagen, Ana Maria Buller, M. Ranganathan
• The male provision belief scale – assessing whether internalized beliefs about men’s roles as providers can harm women
  Kirsten Stoebenau, J. Bingenheimer, N. Kyegombe, R. Datar, I. Ddumba-Nyanzi
• The effects of sustained exposure to neighbourhood deprivation on the risk of experiencing intimate partner violence among women in the United Kingdom: evidence from a birth-cohort study
  Alexa R. Yakubovich, J. Heron, G. Feder, A. Fraser, D.K. Humphreys
• Intimate partner violence and empowerment among refugee women in Rwanda: an exploration
  Naira Kalra

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11:30 – 13:00  Sex work and transactional sex   

Venue: Orchid
Chair: Yandisa Sikweyiya, South African Medical Research Council

• Remembering the most vulnerable: a multisectoral, multistrategy approach to address violence against sex-workers in Eswatini
  Bheki Sithole, C. Akolo, S. Matse, D. Chilongozi, L. Muzar, K. Lukhele, R. Dayton, N. Nkonde
• Multi-dimensional violence experiences and HIV vulnerabilities among gender diverse sex workers in Jamaica
  Carmen Logie, Y. Wang, K. Levermore, D. Williams, P. Lalor
• Hazards of sex work in Kazakhstan: detention and police abuse of women
  Trena Mukherjee, T. McCrimmon, G. Mergenova, S. Primbetova, A. Terlikbaeva, S. Witte, N. El-Bassel
• Emic perspectives on the extent to which transactional sex is viewed as sexual exploitation in Central Uganda
  Nambusi Kyegombe, R. Meiksin, S. Namakula, J. Mulindwa, R. Muhumuza, J. Wamoyi, L. Heise, A. Buller

14:30 – 16:00  Early interventions – parenting and primary school   
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Oswaldo Montoya, MenEngage

• Evaluation of Right To Play to reduce peer violence and depression among children in public schools: findings from cluster randomized controlled trial in Pakistan
  Rozina Karmaliani, E. Chirwa, Y. Somani, R. Jewkes, N. Asad, T. Saeed Ali, J. McFarlane, H. Maqbool Ahmed Khuwaja, S. Shehzad Bhamani
• The benefits of Early Book-Sharing: targeting risk factors for aggression in early childhood
  N. Dowdall, Mark Tomlinson, P. Cooper, S. Skeen, M. Marlow, J. Stewart, F. Gardner, L. Murray
• Engaging primary school children through participatory community mapping to examine safe and unsafe routes between home and school in a rural South African community
  Zaynab Essack, N. Van der Pol, N. Ngidi, B. Moolman
• Learn in peace, educate without violence: preliminary evidence for the effects of a brief, school-based violence prevention intervention in Cote d’Ivoire
  K. Devries, Manuela Balliet, K. Thornhill, L. Knight, F. Procureur, Y. Ariane N’Djoré, D. N’Guessan, K. Merrill, M. Dally, E. Allen, M. Hossain, B. Cislaghi, C. Tanton, L. Quintero

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14:30 – 16:00  VAW and mental health
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Chi-Chi Undie, Population Council

• Incident mental health following rape-exposure in HIV infected versus HIV uninfected women in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa
  Naeemah Abrahams, S. Mhlongo, E. Thomas, S. Seedat R. Jewkes
• What happened after the trial: long-term outcomes from a CPT study in eastern DRC
  Judith Bass, S. Murray, A. Matabaro, D. Kaysen, D. Lakin, J. Annan, P. Bolton
• Expanding availability of CPT psychotherapy services in eastern DRC
  Debra Kaysen, S. Murray, J. Augustinavicius, A. Mudekereza, I. Molton, W. Clemmer,  C.A. Stappenbeck, J. Bass
• Storytelling for health: Acknowledgement, Expression, Recovery (SHAER) - two case studies in Turkey and Kashmir
  J. Mannell, Y. Isil Ulman, S.A. Paphitis, N. Minckas, L. Ahmad, L. Salem, Ayesha Ahmad, P. Hughes, Shazana Andrabi
• Developing an understanding of complex trauma among child sexual assault survivors in South Africa: what does this mean for practice
  Shanaaz Mathews, L. Berry

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14:30 – 16:00  Intervention content panel
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Chandre Gould, Institute for Security Studies

• SASA! Together: A revision of the SASA! Activist Kit
  SASA! Together is a revision of the SASA! Activist Kit developed by Raising Voices. It is a comprehensive community mobilization approach designed to engage communities in social norm change for violence prevention
  Lori Michau, R. Yaker, H. Harriet, J. Nakuti, N. Ghebrebrhan, L. Goldmann, S. Namy, S. Siebert, R. Akankwasa, E. Karungi
• Masculinite­­, Famille et foi intervention in Kinshasa, Democratic republic of Congo: How Faith Leaders & Communities Can Transform Social Norms for Better Health
  'Masculinite, Famille et Foi' is as adaptation of Teafund's 'Transforming Masculinities' intervention, which works with faith-based communities and structures to reduce IPV, increase FP use and improve SRH outcomes by addressing the social norms that shape inequitable gender relations. 
  Bryan Shaw, E. Costenbader, R. Lundgren, C. McLarnon-Silk, P. Deepan, F. Quirke
• UZIKWASA: conscious practice to transformation
  UZIKWASA runs a holistic social change program that facilitates change through self-reflective processes to transformation, using media campaigns to complement transformative leadership development in addressing problems identified by communities themselves
  S. Lees, M. Marchant, N. Desmond, Novatus Urassa, Salvata Kalanga

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14:30 – 16:00  Impact of instability
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair:  Jeanne Ward, COFEM

• Sexual violence against men and boys in five conflict-affected settings: intersections with violence against women and girls
  S. Chynoweth, D. Buscher, Sarah Martin
• Cohesion, contagion and conflict: how war experiences and social cohesion are associated with GBV
  Jocelyn Kelly, S. Khan, M. Voors, M. Holmes
• Safe at Home! Towards building a best practices program model that addresses the co-occurrence of intimate partner violence and child maltreatment in humanitarian contexts
  Danielle Roth, K. Falb, J. de Dieu Hategekimana, H. Kakay, K. Asghar, N. Pardo, M. O’Connor
• Meeting the sexual and reproductive health needs of adolescent girls in humanitarian settings
  Julianne Deitch, J. Metzler, S. Joergensen, C. Heckman

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14:30 – 16:00  LGBTIQ+
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Amber Loomis, Sydney Bi Network

• Violence perpetrated by police, military, and other public security forces against gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men in El Salvador
  D.A. Davis, G.J. Morales, K Ridgeway, M. Mendizabal, M. Lanham, Robyn Dayton, J. Cooke, K. Santi, E. Evens
• “We're going to leave you for last because of how you are”: transgender women’s experiences of gender-based violence in healthcare, education, and police encounters in Latin America and the Caribbean
  Michele Lanham, K. Ridgeway, R. Dayton, B.M. Castillo, C. Brennan, D.A. Davis, D. Emmanuel, G.J. Morales, C. Cheririser, B. Rodriguez, J. Cooke, K. Santi, E. Evens
• High prevalence of gender-based violence and associated health outcomes among transgender women in eastern and southern United States: preliminary results from the LITE cohort
  A.L. Wirtz, Meridian Howes, Nancy Glass, E. Cooney, S. Reisner, for the American Cohort To Study HIV Acquisition In High Risk Areas Study Group

• The National Policy on Health for LGBT in Brazil:  an analysis about its implementation and the situation of violence against LGBT in Brazil from 2014 to 2017
  Daniel Canavese de Oliveira , R. Moretti, M. Polidoro, M.C. Signorelli

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14:30 – 16:00  Prevention programmes
Venue: Orchid
Chair: Tesmerelna Atsbeha, Wellspring Philanthropic Fund

• Evaluation of the Rural Response System (RRS) to prevent violence against women and girls in Ghana
  D. Ogum Alangea, Adolphina Addo-Lartey, E. Chirwa, Y. Sikweyiya, D. Coker-Appiah, R. Jewkes, R. Adanu
• Community activism in practice: lessons learned from the Indashyikirwa IPV prevention programme in Rwanda
  Erin Stern, S. Chatterji, L. Heise, K. Dunkle, on behalf of the entire Indashyikirwa Team
• Do young women display more agency after participating in the Stepping Stones Creating Futures intervention?
  Samantha Willan, N. Ntini, A. Gibbs, N. Shai, R. Jewkes
• Shifts in relationship power and reduction in experiences of sexual violence: Exploring program effects of DREAMS HIV prevention interventions in Kenya
  S. Mathur, N. Pilgrim, S. Patel, C. Heck, Jerry Okal, M. Musheke, J. Pulerwitz

16:30 – 18:00  VAW help-seeking and legal responses
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Grace Malera, Coffey

• Adaptation and randomized controlled trial evaluation of myPlanKenya:  community partnered technology for partner violence prevention and response 
  Michele Decker, S.N. Wood, Z. Hameeduddin, S.R. Kennedy,  N. Perrin, C. Tallam, I. Akumu, I. Wanjiru, B. Asira, A. Frankel, B. Omondi, J. Case, A. Clough, R. Otieno, M. Mwiti, N. Glass
• Untreated violence: critical gaps in mental healthcare for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in South Africa
  Marcel K. Kitenge, L. Odendal, J.K. Rosdriguez, Y. Hanning
• Promoting women’s rights within the context of patriarchy: help-seeking for domestic violence in urban Uganda
  Diane Gardsbane, T. Musuya, Paul Bukuluki
• “Women fear the law more than the perpetrators”: trust in the health and the legal response to violence against women in Brazil
  Dabney Evans, C. Hall, J.D. Wilkins, E.D. Oliveira Chiang, M. A.F. Vertamatti

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16:30 – 18:00  Family-based interventions
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Michal Avni, USAID

• Transforming harmful social norms in Solomon Islands: A study of Oxfam’s Safe Families Program
  Sarah Homan, E. Fulu, T. Honda, D. Fernando, K. Decker, L. Leung, J. Fisher, A. Bennett
• Ninajiamini (I have confidence) – understanding the transformative effects of a participatory social intervention in the MAISHA intimate partner violence prevention trial in Tanzania
  Shelley Lees, Mark Marchant, V. Selestine, F. Nago, E. Mashauri, G. Mshana, S. Kapiga, C. Watts, S. Harvey
• A family centred intervention to prevent violence against women and girls in migrant communities of Baglung District, Nepal
  N. Shai, G. Devi Pradhan, Ratna Shrestha, A. Adhikari, E. Chirwa, A. Kerr-Wilson, R. Jewkes
• How do you prevent child marriage and early pregnancy and keep girls in school? Empower their grandmothers
  Anjalee Kohli, M. Sall, J. Aubel, M. Coulibaly, S. Igras, L. Satta  

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16:30 – 18:00  Masculinities and change
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Angelica Pino, Sonke Gender Justice

• Engaging men to reduce IPV and transform gender inequitable attitudes: results from a cluster RCT in eastern DRC
  K. Falb, E. Kossoube, Julia Vaillant, D. Roth (please contact the authors directly for a copy of the presentation)
• “Give her a slap or two… she might change”: negotiating masculinities through intimate partner violence among rural Ghanaian men
  Isaac Dery
• Practicing what you preach: accountability as a critical enabler to reducing gender-based violence and violence against children in a community mobilization trial in rural South Africa
  Sarah Treves-Kagan, S. Maman, N. Khoza, C. MacPhail, D. Peacock, R. Twine, K. Kahn, S.A. Lippman, A. Pettifor
• ‘You must get your wallet torn’: achieving masculinities through transactional sex? A qualitative study from North-Western, Tanzania
  Lottie Howard-Merrill, J. Wamoyi, D. Nyato, N. Kyegombe, L. Heise, A.M. Buller 

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16:30 – 18:00  GBV in emergency settings
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Jeannie Annan, International Rescue Committee

• Relationship between gender-based violence and mental health among survivors in Lebanon
  Rassil Barada, A. Potts, S. Michael, E. Sensenig, A. Bourassa, M. Contreras-Urbina
• Raising the bar for routine GBV M&E in humanitarian settings: measuring outcomes for women and older adolescent girls around psychosocial well-being and felt stigma
  S. Bundgaard, S. Cornish-Spencer, Kathryn Falb, M. Guimond, M. Lwambi, M. Fataftah, L. Kasina, A. Salaimeh, Angela Francis
• Using data to improve the GBV response in Syria
  Jennifer Miquel
• GBV Accountability Framework: advancing action on protection from GBV in emergencies
  E. Krasnor, Joe Read, April Pham
• Small sample size surveys for GBV programmes
  Maureen Murphy, P.J. Ovince, P.P. Wilson Registe, U. Jean-Claude, M. Contreras

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16:30 – 18:00  Integration of GBV into health and development programmes
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: James Lang, Consultant

• Integrating VAW prevention into non-traditional sector programmes: lessons learned from pilots in Bhutan, Iraq, Lebanon and Uganda
  Anik Gevers, J. Zimerman, D. Antoni, T. Choden, S. Nourallah, Y. Kyung-Shin
• Development projects may exacerbate GBV risk in communities – assessing and responding to risk
  Katie Robinette, Diana Jimena Arango, V. Phipps, J. Kelly
• Localizing GBV prevention: lessons learned from pilots in Indonesia, Peru and Moldova
  E. Stern, G. Alvarez, Diego Antoni, J. Zimerman, M. Remme, J. Lang, M. Paredes, V. Rusu, K. Miyaoi, S. Soro, F. Ghani
• Opportunities and challenges in integrating VAC and VAW policies, services and programs: case study results from Cambodia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, and Vietnam
  A. Gevers, E. Day, G. Binder, I. Fitzgerald, Sujata Tuladhar, Melissa Alvarado, R. Harvey, M. Palitzyne
• Barriers to disclose violence against women in health services in Palestine: a qualitative interview-based study
  Amira Shaheen, S. Ashkar, A. AlKaiyat, G. Feder, L. Bacchus, M. Colombini, M. Evans

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16:30 – 18:00  SDGs: measuring progress
Venue: Orchid
Chair:  Manuel Contreras-Urbina, Global Women’s Institute

• The global burden of sexual violence
  Spencer James, C. Murray, C. Hawley, M. Smith, L. Lucchesi, C. Mountjoy-Venning, M. Bannick, T. Vos
• Intimate partner violence in the Americas: a systematic review and reanalysis of national prevalence estimates
  Ana Paola Ruiz G. Celis, S. Bott, A. Guedes, J. Adams Mendoza
• Acceptance of intimate partner violence across 49 low- and middle-income countries: a multi-level approach to prevention
  LynnMarie Sardinha, H. Najera-Catalan
• Domestic violence is a health problem in the Arab world: a systematic review and meta-analysis
  
• Claire Hawcroft, J. Usta, G. Feder, T. Dalton, H. Elkadi, A. Shaheen, K. Ginwalla, R. Hughes
• Are we there yet? Monitoring progress towards the prevention of violence against women in Australia
  A. Trembath, Emma Partridge, M. Collie, S. Kearney

Please see the SVRI Forum 2019 Participant Driven Events here

 

09:00 – 11:00  The science of VAW research and interventions
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Avni Amin, World Health Organization

• What works to prevent violence against women and girls?
  Rachel Jewkes, S. Willan, L. Ramsoomar, L. Heise, N. Christofides, A. Kerr-Wilson, A. Gibbs, K. Dunkle, E. Chirwa, T. Manganyi
• Exploring IPV outcome measures
  Lori Heise, J. Cooper, S. Chatterji, C.B. Boyer, N Perrin
• On the CUSP of Change: ethical and effective scaling of social norms programming for gender equality
  Tina Musuya, Ellen Bajenja, L. Muvhango, A. Welbourn, D. Gillepsie, L. Goldmann, R. Lundgren, A. Pino, L. Michau  
• Combining human-centered design and costing with an evidence-based approach to design violence prevention interventions for scale
  Jeannie Annan, Jackie Namubiru, R. Lehrer, S. Ahmed

11:30 – 13:00  Men and Masculinities
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Gary Barker, Promundo

• Mobilising men to build gender justice: strategies for effective movement-building
  Michael Flood
• Findings from the CHANGE trial: a cluster randomised controlled trial to assess the impact of a multi-level intervention to reduce men’s perpetration of intimate partner violence against women
  Nicola Christofides, A. Hatcher, D. Rebombo, M. Khumalo, A. Pino, R. Santiago McBride, J. Levin, S. Munshi, D. Peacock, N. Abelatif, R. Jewkes
• Investigating gender-based violence (GBV) among men in Mwanza, Northern Tanzania
  Asungushe Kayombo, G. Mshana, I. Kapinga, S. Kapiga, S. Harvey, H. Stoeckl
• Social risk factors for intimate partner violence perpetration: a qualitative study of urban men
  Sophie Morse, A. Green-Manning, N. Irvin, M. Decker, C. Holliday

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11:30 – 13:00   Economic interventions and IPV in CHS
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Kalliopi Mingeirou, UN Women

• Cash transfers in Raqqa Governorate, Syria: changes over time in women’s experiences of violence and wellbeing
  Kathryn Falb, A. Blackwell, J. Casey, T. Hess, J. Annan (please contact the authors directly for a copy of the presentation)
• Safer cash: ensuring risk mitigation and inclusion in multipurpose cash assistance in Afghanistan
  V. Sharma, J. Kelly, Alexandra Blackwell, K. Falb
• Outcomes of an individually randomized controlled trial to determine the effectiveness of the Women for Women International Program in reducing IPV and strengthening livelihoods amongst women in Afghanistan
  Julienne Corboz, F. Karim, C. Mann, A. Gibbs, R. Jewkes, E. Chirwa, M. Shafiq, E. Noble
• Girl Empower – a gender transformative mentoring and cash transfer intervention to promote adolescent wellbeing
  B. Özler, Kelly Hallman, M.F. Guimond, E.A. Kelvin, M. Rogers, E. Karnley, K. Falb 
• What is safety? Understanding and measuring the effectiveness of gender-based violence risk mitigation in emergencies
  Sonia Rastogi, R. Tapera, M. Yamashina, D. Save, J. Bica, J. Lafreniere

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11:30 – 13:00  Parenting, child abuse and violence
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Blain Teketel, Oak Foundation

• His body is human but he has a tiracchāna heart, a few rotten fish in the rattan basket – or, how the prevalence of child sexual violence in Cambodia even includes Buddhist monks
  Maurice Eisenbruch, W. van de Put
• Outcomes from a parenting programme for early prevention of gender based violence and violence against children in Uganda ‘Parenting for Respectability: pre-post evaluation
  Godfrey Siu, D. Wight, C. Namutebi, R. Sekiwunga, F. Zalwango, R.N. Nsubuga, J. Riddell, J. Lachman
• Creating pathways for a greater outreach to children and families affected by child abuse: a therapeutic child protection intervention
  Shaheda Bibi Omar, E. Steenkamp, S. Errington
• The use of case advocates to manage child survivors of sexual violence in public health facilities in Kenya
  Lina Digolo, C. Ajema, M. Kiruki, M. Mireku, R. Kotut, C. Undie
• INSPIRE from the ground-up: Discoveries at the city level using child led indicators and outcome mapping
  Mary Catherine Maternowska, S. Morton, A. Third, D. Fry

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11:30 – 13:00  Mental health
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Sarah Martin, Independent Consultant

• Anoxic and concussive traumatic brain injury from repetitive IPV: “it’s all one brain”
  Jacquelyn Campbell, A.D. Wolf, J. Anderson, D. Campbell, G. Callwood, D. Bertrand, A. McFadgion, M. Ford-Gilboe, WHES team
• Preventing violent extremism among youth in Far North Cameroon through a gender-transformative psycho-social support intervention
  Simon Kanyaruhago, B. Ruratotoye, A. Mahwa, H. Slegh, G. Lauro
• The pathways between female garment workers’ experience of violence and development of depressive symptoms
  K. Parvin, Mahfuz Al Mamun, R.T. Naved, A. Gibbs, R. Jewkes,
• Effects of exposure to sexual and physical violence among men across Eswatini
  Julie Pulerwitz, A. Gottert, L. Apicella, B. Lukhele, P. Shabangu, S. Mathur
• Untangling the associations of mental ill health symptoms and sexual violence among young women in South African higher education settings
  Mercilene Machisa, P.B. Mahlangu, Y.M. Sikweyiya, E.D. Chirwa, N. Nunze, M. Pillay, E. Dartnall, R. Jewkes

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11:30 – 13:00  Working with violence and trauma: prevention and response
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Alessandra Guedes, UNICEF

• Emotional distress among frontline research staff in low resource settings
  
• R. Fielding-Miller, Nonhlanhla Mazibuko, Sanelisiwe Zondo
• Guidelines for the prevention and management of vicarious trauma among researchers of sexual and intimate partner violence
  Abbie Shepard Fields, D. Billings, R. Cohen, J. Coles, M. Contreras-Urbina M, E. Dartnall, A. Hatcher, L. Loots, L Kajula, S. Manoharan, A. Richters, Y. Sikweyiya, H. Slegh, K. Thomson, M. Vujovic
• Researcher welfare: researching sexual violence against children 
  Helen Beckett
• OUR VOICES: CHILDREN
  Challenging sexual violence against children (SVAC)
  Jenny Pearce

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11:30 – 13:00  Sexual harassment
Venue: Orchid
Chair: Heidi Stöckl, London School for Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

• ‘A bad man, a beautiful woman, words that are neither nice nor gracious’: perceptions of sexual harassment at a Jordanian university
  Irina Bergenfeld, C.J. Clark, S. Sandhu, K.M. Yount, A. Essaid, J. Sajdi, R. Abu Taleb, Z. Robbin, B. Batayeh, A. Zwooqar, R. Spencer
• Surviving in the city: resilience strategies and outcomes among women in three urban slums
  Beth Maclin, N. Bustamante, H. Wild, R. Patel
• Developing and validating a scale to measure women’s sexual harassment victimization at a Jordanian University
  Rachael A. Spencer, K.M. Yount, A. Essaid, J. Sajdi, R. Abu Taleb, I. Bergenfeld, Y. Fai Cheong, B. Batayeh, S. Sandhu, Z. Robbin, A. Zwooqar, C.J. Clark
• What works to prevent sexual harassment? Taking evidence to action
  S. Chinnery, A. Mundkur, Ei Shwe Yin Win, Roslyn Dundas

14:30 – 16:00  People with disabilities and GBV programmes
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: April Pham, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)

• Recent experience of intimate partner violence and non-partner sexual violence among women with disabilities: a pooled analysis of data from 7 studies in 5 countries
  Esnat Chirwa, I. van der Heijden, E. Stern, K. Dunkle
• Civil society organization practices to end violence against women and girls with disabilities in Mexico
  Ana Maria Sanchez Rodriguez  (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)
• Nothing about us without us: inclusion of women with disabilities in research and capacity building on disability and violence in Botswana
  Malebogo Molefhe, J. Hanass-Hancock
• Ensuring violence data leaves no one behind: experiences with disability disaggregation from Mongolia
  Cathy Vaughan, Doljinsuren Nyam-Ochir, H.A.F.M. Jansen, K. Diemer
• A population-based cross-sectional study of prevalence and correlates of intimate partner violence (IPV) against adults with disability in New Zealand
  Janet Fanslow, L. Hashemi, T. McIntosh

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14:30 – 16:00  Violence and technology
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Shaheda Omar, Teddy Bear Clinic

• Getting the picture – pornography exposure, access and views among New Zealand young people
  Maree Crabbe, E. Holland
• Exploring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives on a technological intervention for family violence
  Renee Fiolet, J. Koziol-McLain, K. Arabena, R. Owen, K. Hegarty, L. Tarzia
• Breaking the silence: ending online violence and abuse against women’s rights activists in Zimbabwe, Nepal and Kenya
  Maria Vlahakis, B. Embleton
• There’s an app for that: A review of mobile apps for violence prevention and response
  J. Draughon Moret, Jocelyn Anderson, E. Pollitt

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14:30 – 16:00  Intervention content panel 
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Nadine Wathen, Western University

• Indashyikirwa intervention
  This intervention works with couples to build healthy relationships and prevent intimate partner violence
  Mary Balikungeri, Erin Stern, Lori Heise, K. Dunkle, Lyndsay McLean, Robyn Yaker
• Common Elements Treatment Approach (CETA)
  This intervention is an evidence-based multi-problem transdiagnostic approach for all ages
  Elizabeth Kunda Mupinde, L. Murray, S. Skavenski, J. Kane
• MediCapt: harnessing the power of forensic medical evidence to support accountability for sexual violence
  MediCapt shows promise for supporting sexual violence survivors’ access to justice by strengthening the way clinicians document forensic medical evidence of sexual violence, preserve chain of custody, and transmit the data from the medical to the law enforcement and legal sectors.
  Karen Naimer, K. Johnson, T.  McHale, R. Mishori, S. Obanda Kidenda, J. Mushekuru Mugeni, G. Kuzma

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14:30 – 16:00  Engaging men
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Cleopatra Mugyenyi, International Center for Research on Women

• Evidence, lessons learned and critical perspectives on engaging men and boys within a feminist framework
  Joni van de Sand, E. Fulu, D. Mendoza, J. Edstrom
• Patriarchy and gender-inequitable attitudes as drivers of intimate partner violence against women in the Central Region of Ghana
  Yandisa Sikweyiya, A.A. Addo-Lartey, D. Ogum Alangea, P. Dako-Dyeke, E.D. Chirwa, D. Coker-Appiah, R.M.K. Adanu, R. Jewkes
• Changing social norms for gender equality: masculinities and GBV in Cambodia
  Kasumi Nakagawa
• REAL Fathers initiative
  Anjalee Kohli, E. Spindler, D. Almond, F. Okello, R. Lundgren, M. Natyang, D. Ojamuge

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14:30 – 16:00  GBV response and prevention in fragile and vulnerable communities
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Niyati Shah, USAID

• Integrating sexual and reproductive health services with GBV response in Northwest Syria
  Ezgi Emre, A. Kalyanpur, E. Noznesky, A. Houston
• Strengthening health services for gender-based violence survivors in emergencies
  C. Garcia-Moreno, Maria Caterina Ciampi, A. Oketch, A.R. Ronzoni, E. Roesch
• Providing medical care and psychosocial support to Rohingya refugee survivors of sexual violence
  D. Gharami, R. Akter, M. Sprengers, D. Sonne Kazungu, K. White, C. Dockerty, Meggy Verputten (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)
• SASA! in humanitarian contexts: promising adaptations and guidance for preventing violence against women
  S. Namy, L. Michau, Natsnet Ghebrebrhan, M. Lwambi, S. Wanjiku, R. Hassan
• Sustained effectiveness of the Communities Care program to change social norms about gender-based violence in Somalia and South Sudan
  Nancy Perrin, B. Ross, M. Marsh, F. Kaburu, C. Yope, C. Poulton, N. Glass 

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14:30 – 16:00  HIV and GBV
Venue: Orchid
Chair:  Brian Heilman, Promundo

• HIV and violence in the MENA region
  R. Wahab, Luisa Orza, , S. Salem, E. Bell, F. Hale, G. Eid
• Identifying survivors of gender-based violence in HIV clinical settings in low and middle-income countries: development of a global toolkit
  Joya Banerjee, M. Cain, M. Betron, J. Hegle, J. Drummond, R. Benevides de Barros
• Everyone has the right to live free of violence /Todos y Todas Tenemos el Derecho de Vivir Libres de Violencia
  Robyn Dayton, B. Alvarez, G.J. Morales, J.R. Almonte, M. Faccini, B. Gomez, R. Wilcher
• Maximising HIV prevention efforts in post-rape care in South Africa
  Lauren Baerecke, AIDS Foundation of South Africa, L. Vetten

16:30 – 18:00  Understanding VAW
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Diana Arango, World Bank Group

• Examining the precariousness of young men’s realities in the context of high levels of intimate partner violence perpetration
  Laura Washington, A. Gibbs, Y. Sikweyiya, S. Mkhwanazi, R. Jewkes
• “Good masculinity” versus “real masculinity” related to IPV: qualitative findings from Rakai, Uganda
  E. Park, F. Nalugoda, N. Nakyanjo, G. Nakigozi, Jennifer Wagman
• Hardship and resilience: women’s narratives from a peri-urban township in South Africa
  Shehnaz Munshi, N. Christofides, A. Pino, R.S-McBride, J. Nkoana, A.M. Hatcher
• Men talking about perpetrating non-partner sexual violence in South Sudan
  Manuel Contreras-Urbina, A. Blackwell, J. Stennes, M. Murphy, M. Ellsberg
• Intimate partner violence against women: prevalence and wealth inequalities in 46 low and middle-income countries using national health surveys
  Carolina Coll, C.G Victora, C. Garcia-Moreno, F. Ewerling, F. Hellwig, A.J.D Barros 

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16:30– 18:00  Leave no one behind
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Catherine Maternowska, Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children

• Violence against older women and widows
  Lois A. Herman
• Submit to survive: an exploration of sexual cleansing as an act of violence against widows in the Luo community of Kenya
  Leso Munala, M. Harris, E. Mwangi
• Validation of a scale to measure transgender-specific psychological intimate partner violence in transgender individuals
  Sarah Peitzmeier, S. Reisner, E. Cooney, E. Humes, A. Wirtz (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)
• Social context and experiences of intimate partner violence among transgender women in Baltimore city: a need for intersectional interventions
  Meridian Howes, A. Wirtz, E. Cooney, A. Clough, R. Turner, S. Reisner, Nancy Glass

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16:30 – 18:00  Child marriage
Venue: Exhibition 8.2
Chair: Mercilene Machisa, South African Medical Research Council

• The decade of scalability: What have we learned from child marriage programs?
  Esther Spindler
• Social norms around early, forced and child marriage in Pakistan
  B. Obertop, S. van Veen, Karen van Zaal, W. Durrani, R. van Moorten, Zahra Jabeen
• A qualitative study of displacement-related changes in child and forced marriage among Somali refugees in Dollo Ado, Ethiopia
  Vandana Sharma, A. Amobi, S. Tewolde, N. Deyessa, J. Scott
• Collaborating with religious leaders (Mullahs) to reduce child marriages in Afghanistan: lessons learned from PROMOTE Musharikat
  Irene Ramatala, A. Camoens, J. Ahmad, N. Jamal (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)
• Building a feminist narrative on child, early, and forced marriage (CEFM): emerging evidence and discourse from South Asia
  Sharmishtha Nanda, S. Nandi, G. Rashid, P. Kathuria, R. Singh, S. Faiz Rashid

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16:30 – 18:00  Prevention interventions
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Erin Kenny, Spotlight Initiative

• How to prevent violence against women in remote high-prevalence settings: a working theoretical model from the Peruvian Amazon
  Jenevieve Mannell, N. Minckas, G. Shannon
• UZIKWASA’s diary study: hearsay ethnographies for understanding how change happens
  Mark Marchant, N. Urassa, N. Desmond, V. Pieroth, Joseph Peniel, S. Kalanga
• The Zifune intervention: violence prevention and problem-solving in adolescence
  Stefani Du Toit, Akhona Sambudla, X. Shweni, S. Skeen, J. Stewart, M. Marlow, S. Rabie, G.J. Melendez-Tores, C. Ward, L. Cluver, J.M. Lachman, R. Weiss, P. Sundin, M. Tomlinson 
• The Eyethu Soccer League: randomized control trial of an intervention focusing on HIV and drug abuse prevention for South African men
  Jackie Stewart, Philani Nelson Ngxoli, Z. Skiti, N. Koyana, M.J. Rotheram-Borus, S. Rabie, S. Gordon, J. Bantjies, S. Skeen, M. Tomlinson 
• Adaptation and efficacy of ARCHES in Kenya and Bangladesh: evidence for a brief intervention to address and prevent reproductive coercion and intimate partner violence within routine family planning counseling
  Jay G. Silverman, K. Gray, R. Fonseka, J. Uysal, S. Boyce, K. Andersen, E. Pearson, F. Aqtar, N. Carter, S. Wendoh, D. Paul, C. Undie, J. Menzel, H. Helvink, W. Liambila, E. Muketo (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)

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16: 30 – 18:00 Homicide and femicide
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Shanaaz Mathews, Children’s Institute

• Risk factors for fatal domestic violence in Puerto Rico: a case-control study using data from a 5 year-period (2010-2014) to identify potential risk factors leading to victims’ fatality
  Jesus Hernandez-Burgos, D. Zavala 
• Life stories of men who have committed femicide in Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Martín Hernán Di Marco
• Intersection between violence against women and children from the perspective of parents convicted of child homicide
  Bianca Dekel, M. Andipatin, N. Abrahams

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16:30 – 18:00  Measuring SDGs in Asia Pacific
Venue: Orchid
Chair: Kristin Diemer, University of Melbourne

• Challenges with monitoring SDG Goal 5 indicators on violence against women: experience from the Asia-Pacific region
  Henrica A.F.M (Henriette) Jansen
• Strategic evaluation of Australia’s commitment to ending violence against women and girls
  Emma Fulu, J. Overs, O. Guttenbeil-Likiliki, S. Ali, X. Warner, A. Erikson, C. Dixon, C. Ullman, A. Potts, J. Noble, M. Ellsberg, D. Dixit (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)
• From data to action to impact: How Viet Nam has changed in the 10 years since the first violence against women survey
  Quynh Anh Thi Ha, N. Thi Viet Nga, H.A.F.M. Jansen, K. Diemer, L. Bich Tran
• Through sleet and snow: overcoming challenges in the field during the first national study on violence against women in Mongolia
  Doljinsuren Nyam-Ochir, H.A.F.M. Jansen, A. Ayush, J. Gardner
• Confronting domestic violence in the land of happiness: measuring violence against women and girls in Bhutan
  K. Lhamu, Tshewang Lhamo, Tashi Choden, U. Tshomo, S. Tshering, J. Gardner, H.A.F.M. Jansen

09:00 – 11:00  Costing of programmes
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Mary Ellsberg, Global Women’s Institute

• Cost analysis of IMpower intervention in Kenya and Indashyikirwa intervention in Rwanda
  Stacey Orangi, R. Hitimana, S. Torres-Rueda, E. Barasa, A. Vassall, G. Ferrari
• What works to prevent violence against women and girls: costs at pilot and national scales
  Sergio Torres-Rueda, G. Ferrari, S. Orangi, R. Hitimana, E. Kapapa, E. Daviaud, T. Taiwah, R. Dwommoh, E. Barasa, R. Jewkes, A. Vassall
• The cost-effectiveness of preventing violence against women and girls: results from a multi-country study of four interventions, from piloting to national scale-up
  Giulia Ferrari, S. Torres-Rueda, S. Orangi, R. Hitimana, E. Daviaud, T. Tawiah, R. Dwommoh, E. Barasa, R. Jewkes, A. Vassall
• Costing social norms interventions for scale: lessons learned from two interventions addressing sexual and gender-based violence
  Francesca Quirke, J. Gayles, C. McLarnon-Silk, R. Homan

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09:00 – 11:00  GBV care and support
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Nina George, Oak Foundation

• Learning from country experiences in implementing a health systems response to VAW using WHO guidelines and tools: Implementation Research in India
  Sangeeta Rege, N. Gaikwad, P. Bhingare, Avni Amin
• The feasibility and acceptability of female community health volunteers facilitating GBV survivor care and support in Nepal
  Anil Thapa, M. Betron, R. Amatya, K. Thapa, A. Schuster, E. Arlotti-Parish
• Should peer HIV prevention workers screen for gender-based violence? Results of a pilot with female sex workers (FSW) and adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) in Tanzania
  G. Munisi, C. Casalina, Y. Mlawa, A. Rehani, M. Luponya, G. Mbita, Myra Betron, E. Mlanga
• PhotoVOICE 2.0: Harnessing religious women’s agency in responding to VAW and VAC
  Elisabet le Roux, S. Palm (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)
• A systematic review on the One stop centre (OSC) model for delivering services to survivors
  Claudia Garcia-Moreno, R. Olson, Manuela Colombini

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09:00 – 11:00  Violence against children and adolescents
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Amelia Peltz, USAID

• Children’s experiences of, and perspectives on, their relationships with their parents: a qualitative study in Wakiso District, Central Uganda
  R. Bates, Carolyn Namutebi, R. Sekiwunga, D. Wight, F. Zalwango, G. Siu
• Exploring connections between violence against children and mental health and potential for integrated programming in Ugandan schools
  C. Carlson, Sophie Namy, V. Nkwanzi, K. Anton-Erxleben, J. Nakuti, C. Ikenberg, O. Musoni, M. Wainberg, D. Naker
• Suffering whether you tell or don’t tell – perceived re-victimization of child sexual abuse survivors in the school setting in Zimbabwe
  C. O’bongo, Meagan Cain, Z. Bangani, K. Miller
• Sexual violence of Liberian school age students: an investigation of perpetration, gender and forms of abuse
  Laura Johnson, J. Postmus, Rebecca Davis, J.J. Steiner
• Recognizing and responding to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) in home visitation programs: a trauma-and-violence informed approach to care
  Susan Jack, E. Orr, E. Yost

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09:00 – 11:00  Complex research
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Nancy Glass, Johns Hopkins University

• What works to prevent violence against women and girls?
  Rachel Jewkes, E. Chirwa, A. Gibbs, K. Dunkle
• Which men change in response to VAW prevention interventions?
  Abigail Hatcher, R. Jewkes, N. Abdelatif, N. Christofides, E. Chirwa, S. Willan, L. Washington, D. Rebombo, N. Shai, Y. Sikweyiya, A. Gibbs
• (How) do changing couple dynamics lead to reduced physical or sexual IPV? Evidence of mechanisms of change in the Bandebereho gender-transformative couples’ intervention in Rwanda
  Ruti Levtov, K. Doyle, J. Bingenheimer, S. Lahiri,
• Lessons on supporting CSOs to manage EVAW evaluations: how might we bridge the gap between learning-based practices and rigorous research methods?
  G. Wood, Shruti Majumdar, Daniele Elizaire

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09:00 – 11:00  Building the violence against children prevention infrastructure: globally, nationally and locally
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Begoña Fernandez, Together for Girls

• Data, action and advocacy to break the cycle of violence
  Daniela Ligiero
• Data to drive action to prevent violence against children and youth
  Greta Massetti  
• Lessons learned from the Cote d’Ivoire Violence Against Children and Youth Survey process
  Solange Amethier
• Successes and challenges from the Uganda Violence Against Children and Youth Survey process
  Lydia Wasula
• Meaningful participation of civil society in the national response to violence against children in Kenya
  Lina Digolo
• Understanding and addressing the adaptation/implementation gap through the innovated Dialogue Forum for Evidence-Based Programmes to Prevent VAWC
  Chandre Gould
• Using SASA! to mobilize political support in the community for the National Plan of Action in Tanzania
  Natsnet Ghebrebrhan for Y. Ally
• Implementing child-focused gender norms programming in Myanmar: challenges from a humanitarian context with high levels of violence
  Deborah Fry, S. McChesney
• Cash transfers in non-traditional family settings: exposing adaptation challenges through qualitative research
  Tendai Nhenga-Chakarisa, D. Fry
• Adapting the Good School Toolkit: from primary to secondary schools
  Lori Michau for K. Anton-Erxleben, D. Naker
• Challenges of adapting Stepping Stones materials
  Ellen Bajenja, F. Birungi, N. Chizizia, J. Gatsi, G. Gordon, S. Holden, M. Kemunto, P. Kiwia, S. Kusiima, W. Manyama, B. Muhoma, A. Okajje, M. Opondo, B. Oron, B. Oyugi, G. Sebuwufu, M. Tholanah, A. Welbourn

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09:00 – 11:00  Faith-based interventions
Venue: Orchid
Chair: Prabu Deepan, Tearfund

• Addressing norms around intimate partner and religious violence and social cohesion: adapting a faith-based intervention to Nigeria
  Nokafu Sandra Chipanta, F. Quirke, B. Shaw, C. McLarnon-Silk, C. Davin, A. Saman, D. Vandu, P. Deepan
• Embedded ethnographers: unpacking the black box of program implementation
  Rebecka Lundgren, B. Shaw, L. Gibson, N. Dagadu, F. Quirke, C. McLarnon- Silk, G. Musenge
• What works for whom? Using evidence to move from feminist-blind to feminist-informed programming to address root causes of violence against women and girls in Malawi
  Steven Iphani, Angella Agado, R. Gondwe, Wisdom Magwera
• Faith based approach to address harmful social norms: impact and lessons from the DRC
  U. Baghuma Lele, Elena Bezzolato
• Rolling out the fine mat of scripture: strengthening church responses to violence against women in Samoa  
  M. Ah Siu-Maliko, R. Boodoosingh, M.A. Beres, David Tombs

11:30 – 13:00 Humanitarian and conflict settings
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Julienne Corboz, Research Consultant

• SenseMaker® as a monitoring and evaluation tool to provide new insights on sexual and gender-based violence programs and services in Lebanon
  Susan Bartels, A. Collier, C. Davison, P. Geara, J. Kelly, S. Michael, P. Parmar, J. Scott, L. Vahedi
• Sexual exploitation and abuse by aid workers: how can organisations implement a survivor/victim-centred approach?
  Elizabeth Carthy
• Reaching survivors in crises: feasibility and acceptability of mobile and remote GBV service delivery
  B. Laird, A. Neiman, L. James, C. Welton-Mitchell, M. O’Connor, Nicole Behnam
• Evidence of state-sponsored attacks on Rohingya women and girls in Rakhine State, Myanmar
  Thomas McHale, P. Parmar, S. Salonen, A. Petty, D. Curry, J. Leigh, E. Thomas, K. Wang, A. Woods, T. Nelson, A. Gilbert, E. Lester, R. Haar
• Piloting and co-designing innovative mobile technology to enhance forensic documentation of sexual violence
  Suzanne Kidenda, T. McHale, K. Johnson
• Northern Iraq: 2019 from humanitarian action to reconstruction – how to integrate a GBV response?
  Frances Guy, A. Gevers
• The Call to Action: collective accountability and support.  Our voices are stronger together. Our collective advocacy is more powerful.  Our work on GBV has greater impact on survivors and communities
  Christine Apio, J. Chase
• Advancing women’s and girls’ empowerment in humanitarian settings: a global toolkit for women’s and girls’ safe spaces
  Melanie Megevand, Laura Marchesini
• Prioritising gender equality and the prevention and response to gender based violence in humanitarian action: leadership, funding, and women and girls at the centre
  April Pham
• 'A mixed methods study on violence against women amongst South Sudanese refugee and host women populations in Adjumani and Moyo Districts, Uganda
  Barbara Kirunda Tabusibwa, M. Murphy, M. Contreras-Urbina, R.W. Mayega, C. Nalwadda
• How can technology facilitate supervision that leads to better outcomes for survivors?
  Kristy Crabtree, C. Masboungi
• Associations of men’s individual attitudes and injunctive norms with women’s reports of intimate partner violence among married adolescent girls and their husbands in Niger
  Sneha Challa, A. Moumouni Nouhou, N. Carter, S. Aliou, M.I. Brooks, H. Shakya, S. Illa, J.G. Silverman (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• A qualitative analysis on khat consumption and its association with intimate partner violence in the refugee camps of Dollo Ado, Ethiopia
  S. Papaefstathiou, V. Sharma, S. Tewolde, Negussie Deyessa, B. Relyea, J. Scott
• Identification of and support for women suffering abuse during pregnancy: a pilot study in humanitarian settings
  Anna Hoover, M. Ellsberg, A. Blackwell, K. Falb, C. Garcia-Moreno (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• Utilization and acceptance of services for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence:
  Meggy Verputten, R. Siddiqui, N. Gray, M. Verdecchia, E. Borgundvaag, H. Mohan, S. Sharmin, P. Renjhen, K. Saxena, C.F. Casimir, P. Finaldi, C. Ariti, H. Stoeckl, G. Pierre, P. Dely (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)

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11:30 – 13:00  Leave no one behind
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Elisabet Le Roux, Stellenbosch University

• Psychosocial stressors, discrimination, and social support: risk and protective factors of intimate partner violence among poor Ecuadorian and Colombian refugee women
  Sarah Treves-Kagan, A. Peterman, N. Gottfredson, A. Villaveces, B. Moracco, S. Maman
• Sante Plus intervention: Faith based responses to female genital mutilation or cutting in Kayes, Mali
  Sabine Nkusi, S. Mbonibaga, L. Uwezo
• Very young married adolescent girls (aged 13-14 years) in Niger at greater risk of male partner sexual violence and reproductive coercion as compared to older married adolescents
  S. DeLong, M. Brooks, S. Aliou, R.I. Lundgren, C. Corneliess, N. Johns, S. Challa, Nicole Carter, G. Lauro, J.G. Silverman (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• Invisible realities: understanding the lived experiences of women with disabilities in rural Nepal
  Nirmala Dhital, R. Shrestha
• Social ecological factors associated with experiencing polyvictimization among urban refugee and displaced adolescent girls and young women in Kampala, Uganda
  Carmen Logie, M. Okumu, R. Hakiza, S. Mwima, J. Musinguzi, K.P. Irungi, C. Uwase Kipenda, E. Kironde, P. Kyambade
• Parental education and early marriage in rural Bangladesh
  Esha Sraboni
• Bi+ inclusion in prevention and response 
  Amber Loomis
• Continuum of SGBV risks among Syrian refugee women and girls in Lebanon
  S. Roupetz, S. Garbern, H. Bergquist, H. Glaesmer, S. Bartels, Saja Michael
• Do you have faith? Religion in experiences of intersectional violence against refugee and migrant women
  Sandra Pertek
• SEREDA: Sexual and gender-based violence against refugees from displacement to arrival
  J. Phillimore, H. Bradby, S. Ozcurumez, Cathy Vaughan
• Strengthening community resilience as strategy towards the elimination of gender based violence including child marriage in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: a case study in Lemera, Katana, Kamituga and Walungu in South Kivu Province
  Philémon Sikulisimwa Musavuli, E. Akoto Mandjal, N. Dalmonte, A. Akumiah
• Early adolescent skills for emotions: adaptation and pilot in Tanzania with Burundian refugees
  S. Fine, M. Guimond, A. Nemiro, G. Temu, A. Malik, W. Tol, Jeannie Annan
• Lessons from the UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women thematic funding window for women and girls with disabilities
  A. Alaszewski, G. Wood, Shruti Majumdar
• Joining forces to gather evidence on child marriage in humanitarian settings
  J. Metzler, C. Robinson, Julianne Deitch
• A pedagogy of solidarity: indigenous, refugee women and women with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities and structural violence
  Doris Rajan
• Preventing and responding to child marriage in humanitarian settings: a participatory study of drivers, decision-making factors, and community-based solutions in Jordan and Uganda
  Julie Freccero, A. Whiting, N. Gora, G. Pinto

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11:30 – 13:00  VAC and AYW
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Alice Kerr-Wilson, Social Development Direct

• Support for child survivors of sexual violence in Zambia: a police response model
  Nachela Chelwa, C.K. Hemal, G.M. Phiri, M. Mbizvo, C.Undie
• Parenting programmes for preventing the risk of child maltreatment and harsh parenting in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis
  Jamie M. Lachman, W. Knerr, F. Gardner,  G.J. Melendez-Torres, J. Riddell, A. McCoy, A., Z. Fang, D. Wight (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• How can comprehensive sexuality education contribute to violence prevention?
  Shelly Makleff, S. Medina, I. Zavala, M. Billowitz, V.I. Silva, F. Barindelli, C. Marston
• Rabbits for Resilience – DRC microfinance/productive asset program with parent and young adolescent collaboration to strengthen economic security, health and relationships
  Nancy Glass, M.R. Mpanono, A. Kohli, N. Perrin, T. Rachel
• Voices against violence - youth voices create change structural violence against youth in Canada
  H. Berman, Catherine Richardson
• Secondary analysis of the UN Multi-country Study on Men and Violence in Asia and the Pacific:  abuse in childhood relationship with adult perpetration of IPV
  M. Hameed, A. Bornemisza, Kristin Diemer
• Help Empower Youth Brought Up in Adversity with their Babies and Young Children (HEYBABY) - a mixed-methods study on resilience factors in adolescent mothers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
  Janina Jochim, L. Cluver, R. Hodes, E. Toska, L. Sherr
• Engaging adolescent boys and young men on gender equality and violence prevention using soccer: findings from a sport-based programme evaluation
  Devyn Lee, C. Akanegbu, A. Clowes, O. Ivagba, S. Miller, C. Coakley
• Unite in stride to end gender based violence
  Gelalcha Negassa Sima
• Integrating violence against women and girls (VAWG) prevention activities into multisectoral programs: opportunities and challenges experienced by grassroots organizations in Ghana and Kenya
  Amy Gregowski, S. Namy, B. Opiyo, S. Blaustein, A. Akuamoa-Boateng
• Global systematic review: social norms, attitudes, and factual beliefs linked to the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents
  A.Buller, Marjorie Pichon, A. McAlpine, B. Cislaghi, L. Heise, R. Meiksin
• A map to #ENDviolence against children
  R. Subrahmanian, P. Pundir, H. White, A. Saran, J. Adona, Alessandra Guedes
• Can social protection reduce transactional sex among vulnerable Tanzanian adolescents?
  Lusajo Kajula, R. Le Kirkegaad, T. Palermo
• The effect of play based intervention on depression status of public school children: a cluster-randomized controlled trial
  Shireen Shehzad Bhamani, N. Asad, R. Karmaliani, J. McFarlane, Y. Somani, H.A. Maqbool, E.D Chirwa, R. Jewkes
• Association between childhood exposure to violence and experience of dating violence as a young person: gender variations
  Adedamola Adenike Adebayo, E. Adebayo, O. Olawale
• Outcomes associated with forced and early sexual debut Malawi and Nigeria Violence Against Children Surveys (VACS)
  A. Howard, Laura Chiang, J. Gleckel, V. Atuchukwu, W. Msungama, G. Massetti, P. Patel
• International Men and Gender Equality Survey (IMAGES) data on the intersection of VAW and VAC in Uganda and Tanzania
  K. Vlahovicova, Ruti Levtov, E. Spindler (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• Intersections of intimate partner violence and violence against children: expert perspectives on improving violence service coordination in Kampala, Uganda
  M. Steinhaus, D. Nakisuyi, M. Nakirunda, Cleopatra Mugyenyi, K. Vlahovicova, R. Levtov
• Preventing sexual violence against children - the three policy trends we have learned from around the globe
  Lisa Witter

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11:30 – 13:00  Response
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Tirhani Manganyi, What Works to Prevent Violence against Women and Girls

• Integrating GBV screening into HIV counselling and testing for young women accessing PrEP in South Africa and Tanzania
  Manuela Colombini, S. Lees, N. Khoza, A. Stangl, S. Kapiga, L. Ramskin, S. Harvey, C. Watts, F. Scorgie, S. Dlany-Moretlwe
• Health care providers’ confidence and acceptability of screening for gender-based violence in Mozambique
  Ana Baptista, A. Jaramillo, H. Muquingue, D. Correia, R. Cuco, R. Cossa, N. Carter, E. Matsinhe
• Improving GBV services for survivors in the Ethiopian healthcare system
  Priya Dhanani, D. Santillan, L. Messner, Heran Tadesse, L. Stuhr, D. Smith
• Health sector responses to VAW in India: CEHAT and ICRW
  Padma Bhate-Deosthali, S. Nandi, Sangeeta Rege, P. Pal
• Adolescent survivors’ decision-making after sexual victimisation
  Anneke Eichstedt
• Strengthening the criminal justice system response to GBV in South Africa
  Lindsay Henson
• Violence against Persons Prohibition Act, 2015
  Doris Ikpeze
• GBV law and policy review for 10 DREAMS countries
  Jennifer Hegle, A. Verani, J. Saul, P. Patel, M. Kageyama, M. Duffy, J. Gleckel
• 7 Lessons from victims of sexual violence
  Greta Massetti, L. Chiang, A. Howard
• Partner violence is a barrier to PrEP uptake for HIV prevention in South Africa
  Michele Lanham, K. Ridgeway, K. Stankevitz, S. Jenkins, D. Pillay, M. Murire, P. Shamu, S. Mullick
• Experiences of violence, depression and anxiety among perinatal women attending midwife obstetric units in Cape Town: a qualitative exploratory study
  Zulfa Abrahams, S. Boisits, M. Schneider, S. Honikman, C. Lund
• Victims of sexual exploitation: a historical cohort study
  Rina Ghafoerkhan, L. Verhaak
• A gender-informed perspective to male engagement in clinic-based family planning counseling: considering experiences with gender-based violence
  Jasmine Uysal, N. Carter, S. Boyce, E. Muketo, W. Liambila, C. Undie, K. Gray, S. Wendoh, R. Vera-Monroy, H. Helvink, J.G. Silverman (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• Rainbo Initiative’s response to gender based violence in Sierra Leone
  Daniel Kettor, G. Kargbo (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
  
• Report on rapid assessment of health facility/ settlement/ host community and quality care of PWDs, Western Uganda
  Shakira Nabakooza, P. Acema, C. Anyii

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11:30 – 13:00  Methods and tools
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Leane Ramsoomar, What Works to Prevent Violence against Women and Girls Global Programme

• Translation and transcultural adaptation of the composite abuse scale into Brazilian Portuguese
  R. Da Rocha, V. Da Silva, S. Prado, D. Canavese de Oliveira, Marcos Signorelli
• Sexual and intimate partner violence rates are higher when measured with survey methods that offer more privacy and anonymity: results from randomized survey experiments in Rwanda and Nigeria
  Claire Cullen
• Developing and testing social norms measures for violence: findings from Democratic Republic of Congo and Nigeria
  Bryan Shaw, C. McLarnon-Silk, E. Costenbader, P. Deepan, F. Quirke, N.S. Chipanta
• Beyond gender symmetry: accounting for gendered patterns of IPV using a brief, self-report measure
  Marilyn Ford-Gilboe, N. Wathen, S. O’Donnell, K. Scott-Storey, N. Perrin, C. Varcoe, J. MacGregor, H. MacMillan, P. Sedziafa
• “Ask me nicely”: children’s recommendations for childhood violence research in Indonesia
  Lauren Rumble, B. Matthews, J. Jochim, Elli Nur Hayati
• Adolescents’ experiences of self-report child abuse measures: results from Romania and South Africa
  Lakshmi Neelakantan, F. Meinck, D. Fry, L. Florian, C. Ward, A. Baban, M. Thabeng, D. Silion, M. Filip
• Measuring intimate partner violence justification among married adolescent girls and their husbands in Niger: testing an attitudes justifying IPV scale
  Ruvani W. Fonseka, J.G. Silverman, D. Strong, S. Challa (please contact the author directly for a copy of the FMP)
• Promoting a feminist analysis to ensure appropriate attention to specific dynamics of VAWG
  Micah Williams, L. Messina
• Communicating trial results to the  participants: the MAISHA trial experience
  Imma Kapinga, S. Lees, E. Mashauri, G. Mtolela, F. Madaha, G. Mshana, S. Harvey, S. Kapiga
• Research as activism: #MeToo and #TheTHRIVEStudy
  Katherine M. Anderson, M. Salazar, K. Tsuyuki, J.K. Stockman
• Using photography to document GBV among those affected by HIV – experiences from Uganda
  Gracias Atwiine
• Gender inequality negatively impacts all children: we must empower females to prevent violence and HIV
  Leah Gilbert, F. Annor
• Participatory Community-led Intervention Development (PCID) approach for preventing violence against women  
  Geordan Shannon, I. Salas Tuanama, J. Mannell, N. Minckas, J. Bancho Tello, J. Pérez Rivera, D. Bowie, R. Peña, J. Gilber Diaz, H. Pérez Inuma, C. Lavy
• OSCE-led survey on well-being and safety of women and girls in south-eastern and eastern Europe
  Serani Siegel, OSCE-led survey on the well-being and safety of women
• Lessons from an innovative multi-sectoral participatory planning and paying approach for local action plans that address gender-based violence in Jayapura, Papua (Indonesia)
  Siprianus Bate Soro, F. Ghani, M. Remme, J. Lang, G. Augusta, E. Stern, K. Miyaoi, Y. Widjaja
• What is a social norms intervention anyway? How LINEA has applied norms change methodologies in intervention development
  Ana Maria Buller, L. Howard-Merrill, L. Rolleri, P. Pawlak
• Findings of a situational analysis to inform a participatory action plan to address GBV in Chirsova village, Republic of Moldova
  Viorelia Rusu, V. Frecauteanu, O. Cazacu, E. Stern
• Out of the Shadows Index: shining a light on the response to child sexual abuse and exploitation. A benchmarking tool assessing how countries and industries are responding to sexual violence against children
  J. Rubinstein, L. Abruzzese, Katherine Stewart

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11:30 – 13: 00  Prevention
Venue: Orchid
Chair: Aník Gevers, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

• What works? Preventing gender-based violence among young people living with or affected by HIV
  F. Meinck, M. Pantelic, M. Little, V. Nittas, A. Bustamam, V. Picker, Luisa Orza, T. Spreckelsen, H. Stöckl
• Preventing sexual aggression by promoting sexual competence: an online intervention programme for university students in Germany
  Isabell Schuster, P. Tomaszewska, B. Krahé
• Clean cooking and other factors associated with intimate partner violence amongst refugee women in Rwanda
  Naira Kalra, Ç. Muhorakeye, A. Shankar
• Integrating VAW prevention into women’s economic empowerment in Lebanon
  S. Nourallah, A. Gevers, Jessica Zimerman
• A cluster RCT evaluating an intervention to prevent intimate partner violence against women in Tanzania
  T. Abramsky, S. Lees, H. Stoeckl, S. Harvey, I. Kapinga, M. Ranganathan, G. Mshana, Saidi Kapiga
• Religious counsel can motivate men to cede power voluntarily
  J. Annan, C. Boyer, J. Cooper, L. Heise, J. Namubiru, B. Levy Paluck, Tvisha Nevatia
• The role of economic and decision-making power on the experience of domestic violence among married women in Nigeria
  Oluwapelumi Adeyera, O. Olabumuyi
• Correlates of participation in a community mobilization campaign to prevent intimate partner violence in Nepal
  Brian Batayeh, H. Shakya, I. Yuefan Shao, B. Shrestha, P. Nanicha Shrestha, K.M. Yount, G. Ferguson, C.J. Clark
• Measuring financial empowerment among survivors of intimate partner violence: Testing a nomological network
  Laura Johnson, J.L. Postmus
• Understanding community perspectives on VAWG in Guyana: a qualitative study for the Women’s Health and Life Experiences Survey
  Ruth Rodney, S. Bobbili
• Interventions addressing men, masculinities, and gender equality in SRHR: an evidence and gap map and systematic review of reviews
  E. Ruane-McAteer, J. Hanratty, F. Lynn, E. Reid, R. Khosla,  Avni Amin, M. Lohan
• The urgent need to address the greatest predictor of a man’s use of IPV: exposure to violence as a child
  C. Carlson, L. Vargas, C. Ikenberg, R Levtov, G. Barker, T. Shand, A. Hassink, W. van den Berg, Dean Peacock
• Sexual scripts as prospective predictors of sexual victimization: a cross-cultural analysis
  Paulina Tomaszewska, I. Schuster, L. Winzer, A. Berger, B. Krahé

14:30 – 16:00  IPV Prevention
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Lori Heise, Prevention Collaborative

• Effectiveness of the Common Elements Treatment Approach (CETA) for reducing intimate partner violence and unhealthy alcohol use: results from the VATU trial in Zambia
  Jeremy C. Kane, N. Glass, P. Bolton, S. Skavenski, F. Melendez, S.M. Murray, S. Munthali, M. Mwenge, R. Paul, J. Mayeya, L.K. Murray
• Lessons from scaling-up adaptations of Program P gender-transformative couples’ intervention to reduce IPV in Bolivia, Lebanon and Rwanda
  Aapta Garg, K. Doyle, J. Kato-Wallace
• Effective prevention of intimate partner violence in Rwanda through a training programme for couples: results from the Indashykirwa trial
  Kristin Dunkle, L. Heise, S. Chatterji, E. Stern, E. Chirwa on behalf of the Indashyikirwa Team
• Cash transfers, polygamy and intimate partner violence: experimental evidence from Mali
  R. Heath, M. Hidrobo, Shalini Roy
• Raising the flag: diffusion of gender norms change at the community level in Nepal
  Binita Shrestha, C.J. Clark, P. Nanicha Shrestha, Gemma Ferguson

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14:30 – 16:00   Mitigating GBV risk in humanitarian settings                  
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.1
Chair: Henriette Jansen, kNOwVAWdata, UNFPA Asia-Pacific

• Understanding sexual relations between local community members and United Nations peacekeepers in Haiti
  S. Bartels, Sabine Lee, L. Vahedi
• Evaluating government responses to the incidence of gender-based violence against refugee and IDP women and girls: a multiple case study of camp conditions in developed and developing countries
  Christina Socci, A. Ekstein, S. Song, L. Arnold, Y. Bang
• Empowered aid: transforming gender and power dynamics in the delivery of humanitarian aid
  Alina Potts, H. Kolli, L. Fattal, E. Hedge, F. Hallak
• The effects of the RMA program on family planning uptake among married adolescents who experience intimate partner violence in Dosso, Niger
  J.G. Silverman, Nicole Carter, N. Johns, M.I. Brooks, S. Aliou, A.M Nouhou, S. Challa, S.C. Boyce, A. Raj, S. DeLong (please contact the author directly for a copy of the presentation)

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14:30 – 16:00   Intervention content panel
Venue: Exhibition hall 8.2
Chair: Abbie Shepard Fields, Universidad Centroamericana UCA

• Healing and resilience through Yoga (Hart Yoga) for survivors of trafficking in Uganda
  This intervention uses movement, breath and community to support women in overcoming trauma and reconnecting to health and wellbeing
  Sophie Namy, K. Gallaway, V. Nkwanzi, C. Carlson
• Common Threads project: an integrative recovery program for the psychological consequences of sexual violence
  Integrative group intervention designed to restore psychological well-being, capacity for agency, voice, and social cohesion in the aftermath of severe trauma. Informed by neurological and cultural understandings of trauma, Common Threads revives an ancient tradition in which women gather together to sew "unspeakable" experiences into textile narratives. These story cloths open the door for a comprehensive program of trauma recovery
  Rachel Cohen
• Mobilizing knowledge for wicked problems:  lessons learned from gender-based violence research
  For our work to have impact, we must understand the contexts in which knowledge is used. I discuss ways to think about knowledge mobilization interventions specific to gender-based violence research
  Nadine Wathen

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14:30 – 16:00  Ethics and GBV work in practice
 Venue: Exhibition hall 8.3
Chair: Siobán Harlow, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

• “Putting women’s safety first": reflections from the field
  Mary Ellsberg, M. Contreras-Urbina, M. Murphy
• The challenges of conducting ethical and rigorous research on violence against women in small, isolated, high-prevalence communities
  Loksee Leung, S. Homan, D. Fernando, E. Fulu, T. Honda, K. Dicker, J. Fisher
• Co-creating ethical frameworks for community-led approaches to GBV prevention: critical bioethics in practice
  Geordan Shannon, N. Minckas, J. Mannell
• Southern African perspectives on the ethics of sexual violence research
  Fortunate Shabalala, R. Fielding-Miller, S. Masuku

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14:30 – 16:00  Tech-based interventions
Venue: Daisy and Freesia
Chair: Diego Antoni, UNDP

• ZonaSegura: a trauma-informed youth-centered mobile solution to teen dating violence prevention in Honduras
  Laiah Idelson, E. Schlamm, C. Silva
• Feasibility study of an online-based decision and safety planning application for Brazilian women living with domestic violence
  V. Da Silva, S. Prado, T. Ramos, R. Da Rocha, Marcos Signorelli
• The road to the Modern Man Challenge: human-centered design and programmatic testing
  Jeannie Annan, Ellen Bates-Jefferys, R. Lehrer, S. Ahmed 
• Apps against violence against women: a systematic review of 171 apps and some ethical reflections
  K. Eisenhut, E. Sauerborn, V. Wild, Claudia Garcia-Moreno

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14:30 – 16:00  Economic abuse and responses for survivors
Venue: Orchid
Chair: Saja Michael, ABAAD - Resource Centre for Gender Equality

• Women’s strategies to cope with economic coercion in marriage: Case of rural Bangladesh
  R.Tabassum Naved, A. Talukder, Kathryn Yount
• Improving the primary health care response to violence against women: key findings and lessons learned from Brazil and the occupied Palestinian Territories
  Ana Flavia d’Oliveira, Abdulsalam Alkaiyat, M. Colombini, A. Shaheen, S. Pereira, L. Blima Schraiber, G. Feder, L. Bacchus
• Understanding the dynamic influence of context: adaptive work in the health care response to domestic violence in occupied Palestinian Territory
  Loraine J Bacchus, A. Alkaiyat, A. Shaheen, A. Alkhayyat, H. Od, R. Halaseh, M Zayed, G. Feder, Manuela Colombini

16:00 – 17:00  Closing ceremony                                                     
Venue: Exhibition hall 10
Chair: Claudia Garcia-Moreno

Chair: Claudia Garcia-Moreno

SVRI Forum 2019 Prize Giving – Rachel Jewkes, SVRI Leadership Council

SVRI Forum highlights video

Friends of SVRI: reflections and future directions

• Emily Esplen, DFID
• Tesmerelna Atsbeha, Wellspring Philanthropic Fund
• Tvisha Nevatia, Innovations for Poverty Action

Thanks and farewell – Elizabeth Dartnall, SVRI Executive Director

Drum Cafe