Intimate partner violence: Data challenges and policy solutions

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a widespread issue with serious and far-reaching consequences for individuals and societies. Beyond physical violence, IPV involves patterns of psychological violence and coercive control that obstruct victims’ wellbeing, safety, and autonomy. Yet, much of this violence remains hidden and insufficiently understood, since we lack reliable data that sheds light on the scope of IPV as well as its drivers and effects.

This joint event of the Hertie School, the German Youth Institute, and the Einstein Center for Population Diversity brings together experts from academia, government, and public institutions to explore how IPV can be measured and data gaps can be addressed across different contexts, aiming to identify pathways toward more robust prevention, protection, and support strategies that reflect the full spectrum of IPV.

Program:

18:00-18:15     Welcome
18:15-18:30     Keynote by Dr. Christoph Liel, German Youth Institute
18:15-18:45     Keynote by Prof. Dr. Janina Steinert, Technical University Munich
18:45-19:30    Podium discussion moderated by Prof. Dr. Michaela Kreyenfeld, Hertie School:

• PD Dr. Christina Boll, German Youth Institute
• Dr. Christoph Liel, German Youth Institute
• Dr. Miriam Schroer-Hippel, Department of the National Rapporteur Mechanism on gender-based violence at the German Institute for Human Rights
• Prof. Dr. Janina Steinert, Technical University Munich
• Department for Gender Equality (tba), Federal Ministry for Education, Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth

19:30-20:00    Q & A
20:00-20:15    Wrap-Up by Lena Wagner, Humboldt Universität and Stefania Molina, Hertie School
20:15-21:00    Get together

The event requires prior registration. If you have any questions, please send an email to socialpolicygroup[at]hertie-school[dot]org. We are looking forward to your participation!