This year, the third edition of the Gender & Crime conference will take place under the guiding theme “Structures, causes and conditions of gender-specific violence” – in 2024 for the first time in presence!
Due to financial funding, it is possible for us not to charge a conference fee. However, a small catering fee of 20 euro will be charged for the provision of drinks and small snacks. There is a reduced fee of 15 euro for students and legal trainees.
If this fee is a significant challenge for you and you cannot afford it for financial reasons, please contact us. We will try to find individual solutions.
To be able to cover our catering costs for the two days, we kindly ask you to transfer the catering fee directly after registration to the following account:
Account holder: KFN
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You can register now under the following link: https://forms.office.com/e/RxgGRF9pEz
The conference will be held on Thursday, 25 April and Friday, 26 April 2024, as an in-person conference at the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen in the Adam-Von-Trott-Saal (Wilhelmsplatz 3, 37073 Göttingen). If you have any questions about the conference in advance, please send us an e-mail to genderandcrime@kfn.de
Gender & Crime
Structural causes and conditions of gender-specific violence
| 25th April 2024 (Day 1) | |
| 12.00 pm | Arrival |
| 12.30 pm | Greeting |
| 12.45 pm | First keynote lecture with discussion: The state as a gender-specific relationship of violence. Intersectional perspectives Birgit Sauer |
| 13.45 pm | Break |
| 14.00 pm | Panel session 1 – International Perspectives 1. Leah Fox, Svitlana Filyppova Suffering in hope for the future: the status of vulnerable women and children in Ukraine and determining post-conflict solutions to support their reintegration and resocialisation 2. Anne-Kathrin Kreft Sexual violence in armed conflicts: War strategy and structural gender inequalities 3. Amira Paripurna Pathways To Radicalization And Women’s Role In Terrorism 4. Viviana Andreescu Inclusion, security, and justice: Exploring the correlates of femicides in the United States 5. Purbash Nayak, Suddhasil Siddhanta The Disliked Daughter – A Theoretical Study of Societies with Missing Females |
| 16.00 pm | Break |
| 16.30 pm | Panel discussion With Delal Atmaca, Teresa Quadt, Alexander Schwarz and Katrin Werner-Kappler |
| 18.30 pm | End of the event |
| 20.00 pm | Joint dinner |
| 26th April 2024 (Day 2) | |
| 9.00 am | Panel session 2 – Partner violence 1. Stefanie Horn, Catharina Vogt, Thomas Görgen Leaking behaviour as a basis for the prevention of lethal partner violence in separation conflicts: Results of a file-based study 2. Vanessa Uttenweiler, Kim Zibulski Police risk analysis, risk management and interdisciplinary cooperation in cases of (ex-)partner violence 3. Laya Alizad The working methods of the Berlin public prosecutor’s office in cases of intimate partner violence against women 4. Natalie Köpsel, Catharina Vogt, Joachim Kersten Building bridges between victims of domestic violence and the professional support system |
| 10.30 am | Break |
| 10.45 am | Poster session |
| 11.45 am | Break |
| 12.00 pm | Panel session 3 – Prison system 1. Ulrike Häßler, Sabine Zeymer, Isabel Wittland Female prisoners in Lower Saxony – basic documentation, needs and special features 2. Selin Arikoglu “and then I became a criminal”: Biographical case reconstruction of delinquent young women with a migration background 3. Doreen Muhl, Anika Gomille Allegations of sexualised violence and rejection practices in the prison system |
| 1.00 pm | Conclusion of the event |
- Past events
- Conference: „Gender & Crime – Gender aspects in criminology and criminal law“ The proceedings of the first Gender & Crime conference in 2021 are published by Nomos Verlag in November 2022 and are freely accessible: Link
- Conference: „Gender & Crime – Sexual self-determination and gender-specific violence“
The proceedings of the second Gender & Crime conference in 2022 are published by Nomos Verlag in April 2024 and are freely accessible: Link