The University of Macedonia is set to host a groundbreaking conference titled “Disability, Violence, Youth: Intersecting Paths of Support and Prevention” on June 1, 2024. This conference aims to tackle the critical issues of violence experienced by young people with disabilities, providing a platform for discussion on prevention and support strategies.

The event will bring together experts to address various forms of violence, including physical, verbal, psychological, economic, and sexual. These experts will share insights and research findings to help understand the multifaceted nature of violence against disabled youth. Additionally, the conference will emphasize the importance of creating comprehensive support systems.

Workshops will be a key feature of the conference, promoting awareness, self-advocacy, and community support. These interactive sessions aim to equip participants with practical tools and knowledge to foster safer environments for young people with disabilities. The workshops will also highlight the significance of community involvement and the role of local organizations in providing support and prevention measures.

Collaboration with local and national organizations underscores the event’s commitment to a unified approach in tackling these issues. By engaging various stakeholders, the conference seeks to build a network of support and advocacy, ensuring that the needs of young people with disabilities are met effectively.

For more information, visit University of Macedonia’s official announcement at their IRODI website.