Violence Prevention – How Can We Prevent Violence?
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Violence Prevention – How Can We Prevent Violence?

Women / Lesbian
Monday, 12 October 2026 · 19:30 – 21:00 sp-ps.ch, Bern, Switzerland
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1h 30m

About the event

Last year, SP Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider launched a national campaign against gender-based violence – in response to the persistently alarming figures on femicides and domestic violence. Since criminal prosecution often comes too late, prevention measures are an important building block to counteract the current epidemic of violence.
In the first part of our event series "Combating Gender-Based Violence," we want to analyze and illuminate patriarchal power and violence structures more closely. Building on this, we will discuss possible effective prevention measures and how we can create the necessary political framework conditions for them.

Further Information

When & Where
Monday, October 12, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM,
"Rhein", Parterre Rialto, Birsigstrasse 45, 4054 Basel

Target Audience
Members and interested parties

Speakers
Samira Marti, Co-President of the SP Federal Parliamentary Group
Agota Lavoyer, Expert on Sexualized Violence
Kambez Nuri, Co-Director OH BOY* – Center for Boys' Work
Moderation: Julia Baumgartner, President and Grand Councilor SP BS, Central Secretary SP Women

Contact Person
Lucius Spilker, lucius.spilker@spschweiz.ch

Note
The individual parts of the event series can be attended independently.

Registration Deadline
October 11, 2026

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