Gender, Violence, and Reconciliation: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

This panel examines the intersections of gender, violence, and reconciliation through historical and contemporary lenses. Papers explore the role of memory in post-conflict healing, the impact of colonial legacies on gendered violence, and the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Additionally, the panel will address the language of misogyny, the inclusion of women in armed forces, and the reframing of women's agency in violent organizations, offering a comprehensive overview of the challenges and progress in addressing gender-based violence and promoting gender inclusivity.