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Pathways to Resilience IV: Global South Perspectives

Please note that there are two different conference venues:
June 14/15 - Century City Conference Centre
June 16 - Kirstenbosch Conference Centre (transportation available)

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Roxanna Morote Rios

Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway

09:00 SAST

Welcome from Michael Ungar and Linda Theron Hall A/B

09:30 SAST

Opening Keynote by Dr. Relebohile Moletsane "Nurturing Feminist Remembering and Building Resilience Among Young People in the Context of Structural Violence" Hall A/B

10:45 SAST

Plenary Hot Topic Debate Panel "Is Resilience Futile? Adaptation in Contexts of Structural and Social Disadvantage" - Amarnath Amarasingam, Sarah Thomas de Benitez, Lane Benjamin, Sandy Lazarus Hall A/B

13:00 SAST

Researching Pathways to Resilience - Odin Hjemdal, Rhian Adams (for Suna Erigit-Madzwamuse), Mirika Flegg Room 06

14:30 SAST

Communities and Resilience- Joelle Cruz, Lucy Faulkner, David Gidron and Russell Wolkind Room 03 From Trauma to Resilience in the Global South - Sarah Crawford-Browne, Patricia Granada Echeverri Room 02 Promoting Resilience in Women Who Have Experienced Childhood Sexual Abuse - Hayley Walker Williams, Baaqira Kays Ehraim, Marinda Henning Room 07

16:30 SAST

Unveiling complex relationships: Adult resilience and aspects of risk, vulnerability and protection around the world - Odin Hjemdal, Roxanna Morote, Frederick Anyan Room 11

18:00 SAST

Traditional Dance Performance by the Amy Foundation Century City Conference Centre

20:00 SAST

21:00 SAST

08:00 SAST

Resilience in Cultural Contexts - Betsy Dobbins, Rachel Renbarger, Caron Asgarali Room 04 The Role of Resilience in Childhood Abuse - Shanaaz Mathews, Alexandra Telitsyna, Nisreen Khambati Room 02

09:30 SAST

Factors Promoting Youth Resilience - J-F, Tomaida Banda, Frederick Anyan Room 04 Invited Symposium: Supporting Resilience Among Youth in Communities facing Ecological Challenges in the United States, Canada, and South Africa - Joy D. Osofsky, Howard J. Osofsky, Michael Ungar, Mark Tomlinso... Hall C

11:30 SAST

Keynote by Dr. Michael Ungar and Dr. Linda Theron "Innovations in Resilience" Hall A/B

13:30 SAST

Qualitative Examinations of Highly Vulnerable Children - Cheryl Ann Wright, Mary Kapesa, Andrew Stevenson Room 02 Reconceptualizing Narratives of Trauma and Healing - Lisa Richardson, Diana Canant, JoAnne Seviour Room 10 Resilience in Displaced Populations - Laura Tarafas, Kristin Hadfield Room 07 Invited Symposium: Male youth health matters: Trauma and resilience - Christine Wekerle, Jones Adjei, Sarah Brown, Jennifer Fraser Hall C Getting Community Buy in for Resilience Challenges Through Deliberative Polling - James Fishkin, Donald Makoka, Dennis Chirawurah, Julius Ssentongo Room 11

15:00 SAST

Overcoming Structural Disadvantage - Roxanna Morote Rios, Paula McFadden, Kathryn Levine Room 05

16:30 SAST

Trauma and Sexual Abuse - Ihsana Sabriani Borualogo, Sadiyya Haffejee, Renata Maria Coimbra Room 08 Multilevel Predictors of Resilience in Diverse Communities of High Risk Youth and Adults - Kathryn H. Howell, Idia B. Thurston, Kristina M. Decker, Robin N. Hardin Room 09

08:45 SAST

Welcome Ceremonies Kirstenbosch Conference Centre

09:15 SAST

Keynote by Dr. Ann Masten "Resilience in Science and Action: Contributions of the Global South" Kirstenbosch Conference Centre

10:45 SAST

Global South Panel "Social Ecological Pathways to Resilience in the Global South" - Qing Gu, Silvia Koller, Jace Pillay, Masego Katisi Kirstenbosch Conference Centre

12:30 SAST

Closing Keynote by Dr. Rachel Jewkes "Building resilience to violence against women and girls - what works in prevention violence in global context" Kirstenbosch Conference Centre

13:15 SAST

Closing Statement by Michael Ungar and Linda Theron Kirstenbosch Conference Centre