Fighting Stigma through Film: thematic workshop programme, 23 to 24 November 2018
Published 20 November 2018
Friday 23 November
Time | Workshop |
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11am to 11:45am | DFID & What Works to address gender-based violence – Tim Hess, International Rescue Committee and Kate Justine Latimir, Department for International Development |
12pm to 12:45pm | The blame game: shifting the focus from survivor to perpetrator – Kolbassia Haoussou and Nadine Ntunasi, freedom from torture – survivors speak out |
1pm to 1.45pm | Challenging peacekeeping: gender equality and gender expertise in post-conflict environments – Marsha Henry, London School of Economics and Political Science |
Saturday 24 November
Time | Workshop |
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11am to 11:45am | Defence support to the UK Women, Peace and Security National Action Plan – Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Burridge and Captain Cleo Bigwood, 77 Brigade, Ministry of Defence |
12pm to 12:45pm | The blame game: shifting the focus from survivor to perpetrator – Kolbassia Haoussou and Nadine Ntunasi, freedom from Torture – survivors speak out |
1pm to 1.45pm | Turning Pain into Power: City of Joy, a transformational leadership community for women survivors of violence – Christine Schuler Deschryver, City of Joy Centre Co-Founder and Director |
2pm to 2.45pm | A child like any other: supporting children born of sexual violence – Joanne Neenan, Member, PSVI team of experts |
3pm to 3.45pm | Defence support to the UK Women, Peace and Security National Action Plan – Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Burridge and Captain Cleo Bigwood, 77 Brigade, Ministry of Defence |
4pm to 4.45pm | PSVI: What’s the issue, what progress has been made, what comes next? – Rosy Cave, Gender Equality Unit, Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
5pm to 5.45pm | Combatting impunity for sexual violence: progress and challenges– Ingrid Elliott and Danaé van der Straten, Members, PSVI Team of Experts |
6pm to 6.45pm | Has UNSCR 1325 reduced instances of sexual violence in conflict and if not, why and what next? – Professor Christine Chinkin, London School of Economics and Political Science |