Day 2 of the 5th Bi-Annual National Community of Practitioners Conference is in full swing at NWU Vanderbijlpark campus! The atmosphere is charged with energy and commitment as they continue the crucial conversations and knowledge sharing to combat Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) in Higher Education.
A Shared Commitment to Change
This conference brings together practitioners, academics, and students from across the country, all dedicated to creating a safer and more inclusive academic community. The sessions are filled with passionate discussions, innovative ideas, and practical solutions aimed at addressing GBVF on campuses.
Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration
Participants are engaging in workshops, panel discussions, and presentations that cover a wide range of topics related to GBVF. From understanding the root causes to exploring effective intervention strategies, the focus is on collaboration and shared learning. By pooling their knowledge and experiences, they are better equipped to tackle this pressing issue.
Building a Safer Academic Community
One of the key themes of the conference is the importance of creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all students. This involves not only addressing incidents of violence but also fostering a culture of respect and equality. The insights and strategies shared at the conference are essential steps towards achieving this goal.
Looking Ahead
As they move forward, the conversations and connections made at this conference will continue to inspire and drive action. Together, they are committed to making the higher education institutions safe havens for learning and personal growth.
Join the Movement
They invite everyone to join them in this important work. Whether you are a student, educator, or community member, your involvement is vital. Let’s work together to combat GBVF and create a brighter, safer future for all.
