VI Congreso Internacional y V Nacional de Género: ciberviolencia y ciberacoso contra mujeres, niñas y adolescentes.

Presentation

Undoubtedly, social networks such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, among others, have allowed us to be globally connected through instant communication with people in other latitudes. However, there are many risks that arise in these communication processes. On this occasion, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Research and Social Projection Group DIÁLOGOS and CIINA, question the forms of violence that can occur with the use of new technologies, and what are the consequences and impacts that can generate online gender violence against women, girls and adolescents.

Target

To generate a space of participation for reflection and discussion of the forms of violence that can occur with the use of new technologies, and what are the consequences and impacts that can generate online gender-based violence against women, girls and adolescents. The above, in order to establish the challenges facing the academy in the face of this phenomenon.

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Thematic areas

Health Sciences

Applied Health Technologies, Public Health, Clinical Sciences, Health Care.

Economic and Administrative Sciences

Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Orange Economy, Green Business, Economic Growth.

Humanities and Social Sciences

Law, Justice, New technologies.

Engineering

Climate Action, Alternative Energies, Water Resources and Terrestrial Ecosystems, Responsible Production and Consumption.

Education

Education 4.0 and Peace Education.

Guests

ROSA DOMÍNGUEZ

PhD in Documentation from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain. Master in Documentation and Master in Media Research from the same university. She is a member of the Mexican National System of Researchers (SNI). She is currently a full time Professor-Researcher at the Colegio de Tamaulipas. She has written several books, articles in scientific journals and book chapters related to Information Policy, Digital Agenda in Mexico and cyber-violence in Tamaulipas.

CATALINA MORENO

Coordinator of the Social Inclusion Line of Karisma Foundation. She is a lawyer, with a specialization and master's degree in public law from Universidad de Los Andes. She is dedicated to human rights and social justice issues.

JAIRO GONZÁLEZ

Lawyer, specialist in Criminal Law and Criminology, Master in Criminal Law and Criminological Sciences, Master in, "Defense of Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, before the High Courts and International Organizations. Doctoral Candidate in Law (U. Santo Tomás). Professor of the Law Program of UNINAVARRA.

MARTHA ABELLA

Lawyer, specialist in legal-political institutions and master's degree in history. Vice-rector of Graduate Studies and Extension and Professor of the Law program. Researcher of the DIÁLOGOS Research Group.

ANDREA ARRIOLA

Lawyer, specialist in Public Policy Management, Master in Human Rights, with experience in gender issues, online crimes, children, access to justice.

KATHERIN TORRES P.

Lawyer, specialist in University Teaching and Master in Law with emphasis in Civil and State Liability. Junior Researcher MINCIENCIAS, member of the DIÁLOGOS Research Group and Director of the Law Program of UNINAVARRA.

CARLOS CUBILLOS

Intendant in use of good retirement of the National Police, worked as a criminal investigator in the system of criminal responsibility for adolescents, Chief of the Police of Childhood and Adolescence of the Police Department Huila, social worker, specialist in psychosocial processes, specialist in management of social services, completed his studies in the master's degree in comprehensive development of children and adolescents, currently working in the youth team of the government of Huila.