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  1. What we do
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Annual conferences

Annual conference 2025: Save the dates!

WWP EN is pleased to announce the dates for our Annual Conference 2025, which will take place online from 1–2 October 2025.

This year’s conference will explore the evolving and urgent topics under the theme of Digital power, real harm: Addressing gender-based violence in the tech era.

Date
1-2 October

Programme coming soon. 

Location
Online

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Why this topic?

From online harassment and digital coercive control to the use of technology in intervention and prevention work, digital tools are reshaping how gender-based violence is enacted—and how we respond. The conference will bring together practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and advocates to discuss:

  • How perpetrators use technology to harm, track, or isolate

  • And how perpetrator programmes can address this

  • The challenges and opportunities of digital perpetrator interventions

  • Ethical, safety, and privacy concerns in tech-based responses

  • Innovations and best practices from across Europe and beyond

Who should attend?

This event is open to:

  • Frontline domestic abuse practitioners

  • Programme staff working with perpetrators

  • Researchers and academics

  • Advocates and civil society actors working to prevent gender-based violence

What to expect:

Over two days, participants will have access to:

  • Keynote sessions from leading international experts

  • Workshops and panel discussions

  • Opportunities for networking and peer exchange

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Want to know more?

Antonia Montanus

Membership & Reporting Manager

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