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SVRI Forum 2026

Programme at a Glance

Thailand

5 – 9 October 2026  •  Centara Grand Convention Centre, Bangkok

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Plenary / Opening Parallel session Pre-conference workshops Participant-driven / Evening Coffee / Lunch Plenary Hall closed (Gala setup)
Monday5 October
Tuesday6 October
Wednesday7 October
Thursday8 October
Friday9 October
07:00 – 09:00
Registration
08:00 – 17:00 (all days)
Participant-driven events
  • Lotus 1–4
  • Lotus 5–7
  • Lotus 11
  • Ballroom A
  • Ballroom B
  • Ballroom C
Participant-driven events
  • Lotus 1–4
  • Lotus 5–7
  • Lotus 11
  • Ballroom A
  • Ballroom B
  • Ballroom C
Participant-driven events
  • Lotus 1–4
  • Lotus 5–7
  • Lotus 11
  • Ballroom A
  • Ballroom B
  • Ballroom C
09:00 – 10:30
Pre-conference morning workshops09:00 – 12:00
  • Lotus 1–2
  • Lotus 3–4
  • Lotus 5–6
  • Lotus 7
  • Lotus 10
  • Lotus 11
  • Lotus 12
  • Ballroom A
  • Ballroom B
  • Ballroom C
Plenary I: OpeningPlenary Hall
Still Here: Evidence, Solidarity, and the Long Game
Plenary IIPlenary Hall
Taking Proven Programmes to Scale: Lessons from the Field
Parallel Session 7
  • 7.1 Inside the Digital Threat: Research on Child Sexual Abuse Perpetration Online
  • 7.2 Stronger Families, Safer Children: Evidence on Parenting Interventions
  • 7.3 Scaling What Works: Evidence-Based Prevention across Education, Families, and Communities
  • 7.4 TFGBV, Power, and Political Participation
  • 7.5 How We Measure Violence: Validation and Innovation in IPV Tools
  • 7.6 Violence Against LGBTIQ+ Communities: Evidence from Asia and Beyond
  • 7.7 Violence Across Generations: Longitudinal Evidence from LMICs
Participant-driven events
  • Lotus 1–2
  • Lotus 3–4
  • Lotus 5–6
  • Lotus 7
  • Lotus 8
  • Lotus 9
  • Lotus 10
  • Lotus 11
  • Lotus 12
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
11:00 – 12:30
Parallel Session 1
  • 1.1 The Climate-Violence Nexus
  • 1.2 Understanding and Responding to Perpetration
  • 1.3 From Proof to Practice: Scaling What Works
  • 1.4 When Violence Kills: Research on Femicide and Lethality
  • 1.5 A Decade of Change: Rugby in the Pacific as a Platform for Prevention
  • 1.6 Children, Sexual Violence, and the Path to Response
  • 1.7 Community, Systems, and Scale: Practical Approaches to IPV and Beyond
Parallel Session 4
  • 4.1 The Missing Risk Factor: Men’s Drinking, Gendered Harm and Policy Pathways
  • 4.2 Who Funds the Field, and How: Reimagining Finance for GBV Work
  • 4.3 Why Men Use Violence: Perspectives on Male Perpetration
  • 4.4 Schools as Sites of Prevention: Evidence on Education-Based Interventions
  • 4.5 When Climate Hits: GBV Response in Pacific Island Communities
  • 4.6 Violence Against Children: Prevalence, Patterns, and Structural Drivers
  • 4.7 Norms, Rights, and Girls’ Lives: Research on Harmful Practices
FMP Session 8
  • 8.1 Foundations – Strengthening the Evidence Base
  • 8.2 Systems Under Strain: Funding, Conflict and Humanitarian Settings
  • 8.3 Children, Adolescents and Educational Settings
  • 8.4 Mixed Forms of Violence and Harmful Practices
  • 8.5 Marginalised Groups and Intersecting Harms
  • 8.6 Prevention and Tech-Enabled Violence
  • 8.7 Survivor-Centred Response
12:30 – 15:00
Lunch break
12:00 – 14:00
Lunch
+ Participant-driven events & Posters
Lunch
+ Participant-driven events & Posters
Lunch
+ Participant-driven events & Posters
15:00 – 16:30
Pre-conference afternoon workshops14:00 – 17:00
  • Lotus 1–2
  • Lotus 3–4
  • Lotus 5–6
  • Lotus 7
  • Lotus 10
  • Lotus 11
  • Lotus 12
  • Ballroom A
  • Ballroom B
  • Ballroom C
Parallel Session 2
  • 2.1 Designing, Testing, and Refining IPV Prevention Programmes
  • 2.2 Violence Within Violence: GBV in Conflict and Crisis Settings
  • 2.3 Beyond the Application: Donor Insights on Sexual Violence and Human Trafficking
  • 2.4 Research With, Not On: Methods and Ethics in Violence Research
  • 2.5 Review of Research Trends in Science across SVRI Forums
  • 2.6 Responding in Crisis: GBV Programming in Humanitarian Settings
  • 2.7 From Policy to Practice: National Strategies to Address VAW
Parallel Session 5
  • 5.1 Plenary Hall closed – Gala setup
  • 5.2 Holding Ground: Feminist Responses to Anti-Gender Backlash
  • 5.3 Rigour and Responsibility: Methods in Violence Prevention Research and Practice
  • 5.4 Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence: Harms, Responses, and Engagement
  • 5.5 From Shelter to State: Building Systems That Support Survivors
  • 5.6 Law in Practice: Evidence on Justice Responses to VAW
  • 5.7 GBV, Harassment, and Accountability in the Workplace
Plenary IIIPlenary Hall
When the Climate Changes, Who Gets Hurt: GBV and Environmental Stress
16:30 – 17:00
Coffee break
Coffee break
Plenary IV: Closing & Prize-giving16:30 – 17:30 · Plenary Hall
17:00 – 18:30
Parallel Session 3
  • 3.1 Accountability on Trial: How Justice Systems Respond to Sexual Violence
  • 3.2 Understanding and Preventing Sexual Violence: Evidence Across Settings
  • 3.3 Campus Under Scrutiny: GBV in Higher Education Institutions
  • 3.4 Disability, Violence, and the Right to Be Heard
  • 3.5 Reaching Survivors: Innovations in Support and Care
  • 3.6 Over Time: Tracking IPV Across Populations and Contexts
  • 3.7 Accountable to Survivors: Safeguarding in Practice
Parallel Session 6
  • 6.1 Plenary Hall closed – Gala setup
  • 6.2 Stopping Child Sexual Abuse before it Happens: Working with Adults and Adolescents at Risk
  • 6.3 Does Economic Empowerment Reduce IPV? Evidence from the Field
  • 6.4 Beyond Punishment: Survivor-Centred Justice and Alternatives to Carceral Responses
  • 6.5 TFGBV in China: Law, Platforms, Advocacy, and Survivor-Centred Responses
  • 6.6 Violence, Health, and the Long-Term Consequences of GBV
  • 6.7 Violence, Identity, and Survival: GBV and LGBTQ+ Communities
19:00 – 21:00
Welcome & Cocktail EventPlenary Hall
Participant-driven events
Conference Gala Dinner
Participant-driven events

Programme subject to change. For the latest updates visit svriforum2026.org.


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