Frontiers of Prevention conference

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Since 2017, Frontiers of Prevention, I-GMAP’s annual international forum, has brought academic researchers and prevention practitioners from governments, international organizations, and civil society to Binghamton’s Downtown Campus for two days of conversation, sharing notes and experiences, and forming new professional connections and networks.

Unlike more familiar academic conferences, Frontiers of Prevention has a workshop format. Over the meeting's two days, several extended thematic sessions, without formal presentations, allow participants and audience members to explore topics in depth, to make connections among different thematic panels, and to pursue collaborations and test new ideas.

Panels include:
(1) On the Genocide and Mass Atrocity Frontier 2025: Opening Expert Discussion
(2) Catastrophe in Sudan: What Way Forward?
(3) Preventing Identity-Based Violence from the Ground Up
Nadia Rubaii Memorial Lecture: Shared Grief, Shared Hope: Israelis and Palestinians for Peace
(4) After the Ceasefire: Short- and Medium-Term Options for Protection and Accountability in Gaza
(5) Safer Havens: State-Civil Society Collaboration for Better Protection of Refugees in Kenya
(6) Atrocity Risk in the Second Trump Administration: Risks, Triggers, Responses
(7) Education and Prevention

A conference program and panelists' biographies can be found at https://www.binghamton.edu/i-gmap/events-news/conference/frontiers25.html

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