Technology, Surveillance, and Gender Violence (ICTSGV-26)

This track explores the intersection of digital surveillance technologies and their impact on domestic violence. It aims to analyze how these technologies can both exacerbate and mitigate risks for survivors.

This session focuses on the implications of data privacy laws and practices for victims of gender violence. Discussions will center on the balance between surveillance for safety and the protection of individual privacy rights.

This track examines the effectiveness of risk assessment tools used in domestic violence situations. Participants will discuss the ethical implications and potential biases inherent in these tools.

This session highlights innovative intervention strategies that utilize technology to support victims of domestic violence. Case studies will be presented to illustrate successful applications and outcomes.

This track addresses the role of advocacy in shaping policies related to technology and gender violence. It will explore how stakeholders can influence legislative frameworks to better protect victims.

This session focuses on the critical role of social workers in addressing the complexities of technology-facilitated domestic violence. Discussions will include best practices and collaborative approaches to support survivors.

This track delves into the ethical dilemmas faced when employing technology in crisis response for domestic violence situations. It aims to foster dialogue on responsible technology use that prioritizes survivor safety.

This session explores effective community engagement strategies aimed at preventing gender violence through technology. Participants will share successful initiatives that empower communities to take action.

This track examines the human rights implications of surveillance technologies in the context of gender violence. Discussions will focus on ensuring that technology serves to uphold, rather than violate, human rights.

This session showcases emerging technologies designed to support survivors of domestic violence. Participants will discuss the potential benefits and challenges associated with these innovations.

This track encourages cross-disciplinary collaboration in researching domestic violence and technology. It aims to foster partnerships among scholars, practitioners, and technologists to develop comprehensive solutions.