Towards better understanding of transactional sex in humanitarian crises

Date
Monday 21 Sep 2026, 16:00 - 18:00
Type
Symposium
Spoken Language
English
Room
Atrium an online
Location
International Institute of Social Studies
Register to attend Add to calendar

To celebrate the completion of this project, the ListenH team is organizing this hybrid event to highlight the project's successes.

Aimed at scholars and practitioners in the fields of migration, gender, sexuality and humanitarian action, the event aims to highlight and encourage dialogue around these the project's findings and develop and strengthen relevant networks.

Times

09:00-11:00 COT
16:00-18:00 CEST and CAT
19:00-21:00 PKT

Programme (tentative)

16:00-16:05 – Welcome by Professor Ruard Ganzevoort
16:05-16:10 – The ListenH study: rationale and aims  - Professor Thea Hilhorst
16:10-16:15 – Promises and challenges of ListenH’s participatory methodology by Dr Silke Heumann
16:15-16:20 – Musical interlude by Mohammad Javad Imani Khoshkhoo
16:20-16:35 – María Inés Cubides Kovacsics & social researcher Colombia on Colombian final report / discussant Maria Wagner, IRC
16:35-16:50 – Saba Gul Khattak & Noreen Naseer on 'Giving voice to silence' / discussant Astrid Ong, Pakistan desk the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
16:50-17:05 – Marie Rose Bashwira & peer researcher on upcoming working paper / discussant Kees Ton, emergency support coordinator The Netherlands Refugee Foundation
17:05-17:20 – Thea Hilhorst / Clea Kahn on Technical Dialogue report / discussant tbd
17:20-17:35 – Q&A
17:35-17:45 – Musical interlude by Mohammad Javad Imani Khoshkhoo
17:45-17:55 – Nayab Kanwal on mini exhibition 'Giving voice to silence'
17:55-17:00 – Concluding remarks by/en/media/2023-10-inaugura-lecture-ruard-ganzevoort2023
 

The event will be followed by a reception in the ISS Butterfly Bar

Contact

Email address
siegmann@iss.nl

For more information, please contact Dr Karin Astrid Siegmann

Related content
Researchers awarded Impact Explorer grant to investigate transactional sex in the context of Venezuelan migrants in Colombia
ListenH project Colombia - two women walking along path
The results of research by an ISS team into how institutional responses are shaped by how transactional sex is understood
ListenH Colombia - Matlide Carrillo
Related links
Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice Academic Team
Understanding transactional sex in situations of humanitarian crisis project

Compare @count study programme

  • @title

    • Duration: @duration
Compare study programmes