International congress in Cuba focuses on gender violence

Havana, March 30 (RHC)-- The International Congress of Researchers on Childhood, Adolescence, and Youth held in Cuba this Tuesday will focus on gender violence while establishing the debate on motherhood at an early age.

According to the event's program, Clotilde Proveyer, PhD in Social Sciences, will participate in Unlearning hegemonic violence panel.

Likewise, experts in the field will conduct a workshop on early pregnancy and discuss ideas for preventing this phenomenon.

Wednesday's plan also includes the presentation of the text Gender Violence, prostitution, and Human Trafficking in Persons and the volume Adolescents and Young Cubans in the Family and Couple Spheres. Systematization of an experience.

In addition, the World Population Report will be presented, and participants will be able to discuss in person or virtually policies for the new generations in Cuba.

Other items on the agenda are the strategies for labor insertion, opportunities for young people in rural areas, and the program to fight racism in the Caribbean nation.

The International Congress will conclude Wednesday. Some thousand delegates from 13 countries to reflect on education, demography, addictions, health, construction of protective spaces, food sovereignty, and use of free time.