Unlocking Global Action: SVRI Forum 2026 Calls for Your Insights!
Are you ready to make a difference in the fight against gender-based violence? The SVRI Forum 2026 is your platform to contribute to a global movement. But here's where it gets exciting: your abstract could be the catalyst for change!
Call for Abstracts: Open Now!
Submission Deadline: 30 January 2026
Event: SVRI Forum 2026 - A premier global forum addressing violence against women, children, and the intersection of these critical issues.
Languages: English, Spanish, French
The SVRI Forum invites researchers, practitioners, and advocates to share their expertise. Your abstract can showcase research, program implementation, or practical knowledge, making a real impact on policy and practice.
What's in Store for Your Abstract?
- Peer-Reviewed Excellence: A rigorous review process ensures quality and impact.
- Evidence-Based Focus: Emphasize evidence-driven work with ethical considerations.
- Global Reach: Priority is given to contributions from low- and middle-income settings, ensuring diverse perspectives.
- Presentation Opportunities: Choose from oral, poster, panel, or short-format presentations.
Abstract Categories: Find Your Fit
Research/Program/Practice-Based Abstracts (Single Submissions):
- Describe a single project or study.
- May have multiple authors, but only one abstract is submitted.
- Reviewed individually for merit.
- Selected abstracts may be grouped into thematic panels.
Panel Abstracts (Group Submissions):
- Explore a shared theme through multiple perspectives.
- Requires one panel abstract and individual abstracts from each panelist.
- Encourages diverse contributions.
- Cohesive themes are essential.
Important Notes for Panel Submissions:
- No Single-Study Panels: Panels must cover diverse perspectives.
- Competitive Slots: Limited panel slots ensure high-quality presentations.
- SVRI's Right to Adjust: Panels may be merged or split for a stronger program.
Submission Process: A Simple Guide
- Create a profile on Oxford Abstracts.
- Submit your abstract online.
- Edit abstracts only before final submission.
- Contact [emailprotected] for changes after submission.
Abstract Guidelines: Crafting Your Masterpiece
- Length: Up to 350 words.
- Title: Keep it concise, within 25 words.
- Language: Use clear, accessible language.
- Content: Ensure it stands alone for review.
Abstract Structure: What to Include
- Purpose: Explain the study's or program's significance.
- Methods: Describe your approach.
- Findings: Share key results or learnings.
- Relevance: Connect your work to the field and its impact.
Presentation Formats: Your Preference, Our Consideration
- Oral Presentations (Research, Program, or Practice-Based)
- Full Panel Oral Presentations
- Four-Minute Research/Program Presentations
- Poster Presentations
Abstract Review: What We Look For
- Relevance: Align with key themes and current discussions.
- Clarity: Clearly state objectives.
- Methods: Rigorous methodology is essential.
- Significance: Share impactful findings.
- Contribution: Offer practical insights for future work.
- Context: Focus on low- and middle-income settings.
- Ethics: Demonstrate ethical research practices.
Ethical Standards: Our Commitment
SVRI Forum prioritizes ethical research. Ensure your abstract includes:
- Ethics approval or exemption documentation.
- Participant protection measures.
- Informed consent and confidentiality processes.
- Referral pathways for violence-affected participants.
More Than a Conference: A Global Movement
SVRI Forum 2026 is a catalyst for change. Fundraising efforts aim to:
- Promote global accessibility and inclusion.
- Engage underrepresented regions.
- Maximize impact on policy and practice.
Take Action: Submit Your Abstract
Visit the official website to apply and explore more opportunities on social media. But remember, send inquiries to the responsible organization, not GSO.
And here's the part that sparks discussion: How can we ensure that diverse voices, especially from low-resource settings, are not only heard but also prioritized in global forums? Share your thoughts below!
