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13:00 - 15:00Opening sessionOpening remarks by Kristín I. Pálsdóttir , project manager at RIKK and Martta October, National Institute for Health and WelfareOpening speech by Tarja Filatov, Chair of Employment and Equality Committee in the Finnish ParliamentLecture by Marius Råkil, Director of Alternativ til Vold, Norway.What does it take to change men (and women) who use violence in intimate relationships? Developments and shifts in approaches and attitudes towards perpetrators over the last 3 decades.Lecture by Berta Vall on behalf of the Nu räker det project.Nu Räcker Det: an overview of the Nordic Countries service providers for perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence; what are the challenges for the future?Lecture by Marja Ruotanen, Director of Human Dignity and Equality, Council of Europe.Council of Europe response to Violence against Women – the Istanbul Convention -
15:15 - 17:15Session I: Treatment options - overview and lessons learnedOpening remarks and moderator: Mette Volsing, Dialog mod Vold DenmarkLecture by Andrés Ragnarsson, Domestic Peace, Iceland.Treatment approaches in IcelandLecture by Susanne N. Magnusson, Dialog mod Vold / Dialogue against Violence, Denmark.The treatment model at Dialogue against Violence - methods and results.Lecture by Salla Hyvärinen, Lyömätön Linja Espoossa, Finland.Lyömätön Tie (Eng. The Unbeatable Way), a domestic violence intervention program.Lecture by Ingunn Rangul Askeland on the NRD project results from NorwayLecture by Sarah Bøgelund Dokkedahl on the NRD project results from Denmark
The Nordic Network of Stakeholders Focusing on Perpetrators
Conference Program
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30 NovemberTreatment for Perpetrators
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1 DecemberResearch and support for perpetrators
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8:30 - 9:30Session II: Research on perpetratorsOpening remarks and moderator: Ulla Damgaard-Sørensen, Dialog mod Vold / Dialogue againstViolence, DenmarkLecture by Ingunn Rangul Askeland, Alternativ til vold, Norway.Client characteristics and treatment outcomesLecture by Lucas Gottzén, Stockholms University, Sweden.Perpetrators experiences of social network responses to violenceLecture by MarieKathrine Poppel, University of Greenland.Men’s violence against women: interviews with inmates -
10:00 - 11:35Session II: Research on perpetrators (con´t)Lecture by Svend Aage Madsen, Department of Psychology Copenhagen University Hospital.Men’s Mental Health: Undiscovered states of mind – Under treated disturbancesLecture by Jón Ingvar Kjaran and Rannveig Sigurvinsdóttir, RIKK, Iceland.Perspectives of perpetrators in Iceland: life stories, cases and their views on support frameworksLecture by Juha Holma & Helena Päivinen, Department of Psychology, University of Jyväskylä.Identity constructions, discursive processes and therapeutic strategies in the treatment group for male perpetratorLecture by Annemette Nyborg Lauritsen, University Of Greenland.Images of the Greenlandic Prison population -
13:00 - 14:00Session III: Social frameworks and supportLecture by Elin Winther Poulsen, Ministry of Social Affairs, Faroe Islands.Faroese plan for combating and preventing domestic violenceLecture by Erla Hlín Hjálmarsdóttir and Kristín I. Pálsdóttir, RIKK, Iceland.Icelandic municipal collaboration on domestic violenceLecture by Anna-Kari Sjöden, Uni. Of Gothenburg.Dating violence offender characteristics with focus on aggressive antisocial behavior -
14:30 - 17:00Session III: Social frameworks and support (con´t)Lecture by Rikke Kann, Dialog mod Vold / Dialogue against Violence, Denmark.Rough Love: Danish efforts towards primary and secondary prevention of violence in adolescents’ intimate relationshipLecture by Hjálmar G. Sigmarsson, Stígamót, Iceland.Prevention education and the issue of PerpetratorsLecture by Mariana Dufort, Sweden, on the NRD project results from Sweden: A Swedish overview of work with perpetrators of domestic violenceLecture by Kirstina Stenager, National Board of Social Services, Denmark.Center of Intervention for perpetrators of intimate partner violence and their partnersLecture by Alda Hrönn Jóhannesdóttir and Marta Kristín Hreiðarsdóttir, Reykjavik Metropolitan Police, Iceland.Safer society – an Icelandic approach towards domestic violenceLecture by Martta October, Finland, on the NRD project results from Finland
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2 DecemberWorkshops, Lessons Learned and formation of a Nordic Network
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9:00 - 9:30Summary and lessons learnedModerator: Juha Holma, professor at the Department of Psychology, University of JyväskyläErla Hlín Hjálmarsdóttir: Summary from sessions 1-3Objectives of upcoming workshops and their organization
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9:30 - 10:30Parallel workshops on: treatment (I); research (II); and social frameworks (III)Workshop I:
Treatment Options for Perpetrators
Moderator: Lucas Gottzén, University of Stockholm, SwedenWorkshop II:
Research on Perpetrators in Intimate Partner Violence
Moderator: Kostas Tassopoulus, Lyömätön Linja Espoossa, FinlandWorkshop III:
Social frameworks and support systems
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11:00 - 12:00Parallel workshops on: treatment (I); research (II); and social frameworks (III) (con´t)
Workshop I:
Treatment Options for Perpetrators
Moderator: Lucas Gottzén, University of Stockholm, SwedenWorkshop II:
Research on Perpetrators in Intimate Partner Violence
Moderator: Kostas Tassopoulus, Lyömätön Linja Espoossa, FinlandWorkshop III:
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12:00 - 12:30Workshop panel: joint lessons and future prospects
Moderator: Juha Holma, professor at the Department of Psychology, University of Jyväskylä
Joint summarization from workshops: lessons learned and future prospects
Panel:
Lucas Gottzén, University of Stockholm, Sweden
Kostas Tassopoulus, Lyömätön Linja Espoossa, Finland
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12:30 - 12:45Advancing forward
Next steps. Is the formation of a Nordic network a viable option?
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