Istanbulkonferansene 2018

Foto: Lars Plougmann «There are always people in Frognerparken» (CC BY-SA 2.0)

​Istanbulkonferansene 2018:På vegne av Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet avholdt KUN to konferanser om Istanbulkonvensjonen i 2018. Presentasjonene ligger i programmene under: 

8.3.18
​Preventing violence against women in the Nordic countries
​Norway held the presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers in 2017, and commissioned a report on the Nordic countries’ work to implement the Istanbul convention combating violence against women and domestic violence. The findings were presented in Oslo on the 8th of March 2018. The report is available as pdf.

08.00 Registration and coffee
09.00 Musical opening by Soetkin Baptist
09.10 Official opening of the conference
Tom Erlend Skaug, State Secretary, The Norwegian Ministry of Children and Equality
09.20 Norwegian experiences in preventing and combating domestic violence
Sveinung Rotevatn, State Secretary, The Norwegian Ministry of Justice and Public Security
09.30 The Istanbul convention
Dr. Marceline Naudi, First Vice-president of GREVIO, The Council of Europe’s Group of Experts on Action against Violence against Women and Domestic Violence.
09.50 New report on the Nordic countries work to prevent gendered violence
Dr. Elisabeth Stubberud, Senior Advisor at KUN Center for Gender Equality
10.20 Comments on the report findings by Dr. Marceline Naudi
10.30 Coffee break

The art of prevention
10.45 Gender-blind or gender-based prevention?
Margunn Bjørnholt, Research Professor, Norwegian Center for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies
11.00 “Who am I to tell?” – Sharing stories of intimate partner violence across gender and sexuality
Monika Rosten, Senior Researcher, NOVA Norwegian Social Research/NKVTS
11.15 Breaking the silence – interpersonal violence and health among Sami
Astrid Eriksen, Associate Professor, OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University
11.30 Five highlighted practices on prevention in the Nordic countries
Servant leadership and harm indexing within the police
Sigríður Björk Guðjónsdóttir, Capital region police chief of Reykjavik, Iceland
Violence screening in the health care system
Åsa Witkowski, Head of Clinical Department, National Centre for Knowledge on Men's Violence Against Women, Uppsala University, Sweden
Coordination of resources
Lilja Skljarova Hansen, Domestic violence coordinator, Eastern Finnmark Police district, Norway
Multi-Agency Risk Assessment (MARAC)
Martta October, National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland
Artistic school competition targeting intimate partner violence
Isabella Wedendahl, Secretary-General of Bryd Tavsheden, Denmark
12.30 Lunch
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Prevention through public awareness and NGO initiatives
13.30 We are the shameless girls, and our time is now!
Nancy Herz, author and activist
13.45 Five highlighted practices from the Nordic countries
Hvorlite? [Howlittle?] A campaign against intimate partner violence
Ida Dahl Nilssen, Head of Communications, National Criminal Investigation Service, Norway
Stalking Centre -  knowledge, counselling and treatment of victims
Lise Linn Larsen, Director of the Danish Stalking Centre, Denmark
Girls’ house – Secure attachment for girls and young women
Mari Uusitalo-Herttua, Director of the Girls’ house, Finland
Mentors in Violence prevention
Anija Johansson, Coordinator for gender based and honor related violence, Municipality of Botkyrka
Raising Awareness, a three-year project in schools
Halla Gunnarsdóttir, former Chair of Raising Awareness, Iceland
14.45 Coffee break

A safer and more free Nordic society
15.15 Panel debate: Towards a more gender equal and safe Nordic region
Moderated by Daniel Getz, Reform – Resource Center for Men
Sigríður Björk Guðjónsdóttir, Capital Region Police Chief of Reykjavik, Iceland
Sherin Khankan, Imam at the Mariam Mosque, Denmark
Johanna Niemi, Professor of Law, University of Turku, Finland
Anija Johansson, Coordinator for gender based and honor related violence, Municipality of Botkyrka, Sweden
Margunn Bjørnholt, Research Professor, Norwegian Center for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies
15.55 Concluding remarks  
16.00 End of conference
1. 11. 2018

Ett år med Istanbulkonvensjonen
En (u)konvensjonell markering​

​På ettårsdagen inviterer Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet til denne markeringen hvor myndigheter og sivilt samfunn samtaler om hvordan konvensjonen kan styrke samarbeid og sikre høy prioritet til arbeidet mot vold i nære relasjoner fremover.  

Program
09.00 Registrering og kaffe
10.00 Slampoesi ved Sofie Frost
10.10 Offisiell åpning
ved Torkil Åmland, Statssekretær for Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet
10.20 Hva har Norge forpliktet seg til?
Elisabeth Walaas, Norges ambassadør til Europarådet
10.40 GREVIO – vaktbikkje og støttespiller
Rachel Eapen Paul, Norges medlem i konvensjonens kontrollorgan GREVIO
11.00 Hva konvensjonen betyr for sivilt samfunn i arbeidet og samarbeidet mot vold
Lone Alice Johansen, Informasjonsansvarlig i Krisesentersekretariatet
11.20 Pause
11.40 Samiske kvinners historier – fra stillhet til sannhetskommisjon
Liv Inger Somby, lektor ved Samisk Høgskole
12.10 Fem grunner til at alle bør bry seg om Istanbulkonvensjonen
Adele Matheson Mestad, fungerende direktør i Norges nasjonale institusjon for menneskerettigheter (NIM)
12.30 Ny rapport om voldsforebygging i Norge og Norden – hva gjenstår?
Mari Helenedatter Aarbakke, seniorrådgiver i KUN
13.00 Lunsj
14.00 En feministisk regjering under GREVIOs lupe – Svenske erfaringer med konvensjonen
Johannes Evers Gester, Jämställdhetsenheten, Socialdepartementet i Sverige
14.30 Forestillingen om likestilling er en sovepute – Skyggerapport fra dansk sivilsamfunn
Mathilde Worch Jensen, jurist og daværende koordinator for skyggerapporteringen
15.00 Synergier og samarbeid på tvers av Europa gjennom EØS-midlene
Lene Nilsen, Seniorrådgiver, Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet
15.20 Oppsummering
Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet
​Slutt 15.30