International Conference on Conflict Resolution, Gender Studies, and Violence Policy (ICCRGVP)
**International Conference on Conflict Resolution, Gender Studies, and Violence Policy (ICCRGVP)** is a professional and academic conference taking place on July 22, 2026, in Zarqa, Jordan. Participants present and discuss research findings, theoretical frameworks, and policy approaches across the intersecting fields of conflict resolution, gender studies, and violence prevention. The conference brings together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to exchange knowledge and engage with current developments in these areas.
Why it matters
This conference brings together themes that are closely connected in policy, research, and practice: how conflicts are managed, how gender shapes lived experience and institutions, and how violence is understood and addressed. For a student or delegate interested in public policy, social issues, law, or peacebuilding, those intersections can be especially valuable to explore.
Because the event is in person, it may also offer a useful setting for direct academic and professional engagement around these topics. Attendees can use the conference as a chance to better understand how different fields approach complex social and policy questions.
How to prepare
A strong way to prepare is to build a basic framework across the three core themes named in the conference: conflict resolution, gender studies, and violence policy. Review key concepts, major debates, and recent case studies in each area, then think about where they overlap—for example, how gender can affect conflict dynamics or how policy responses to violence vary across contexts.
It may also help to prepare a few thoughtful questions and talking points in advance. Since committees are not listed, broad preparation is the safest approach: be ready to discuss definitions, policy tradeoffs, implementation challenges, and comparative examples from different countries or institutions.