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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
SDG 3 — Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4 — Quality Education
SDG 10 — Reduced Inequalities
SDG 16 — Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
This track explores the intersection of psychology and human rights, focusing on how psychological principles can inform the understanding and promotion of human rights. It aims to highlight the role of mental health in advocating for social justice and the protection of individual rights.
This session examines how cultural psychology can contribute to social justice initiatives, emphasizing the importance of cultural context in psychological research and practice. Participants will discuss strategies for integrating cultural considerations into mental health interventions.
This track focuses on the application of behavioral science principles to enhance health promotion efforts. It will address the psychological factors that influence health behaviors and the implications for public health policy and practice.
This session delves into the ethical considerations inherent in psychological research and practice, particularly in contexts related to human rights. Discussions will include the responsibilities of psychologists to uphold ethical standards while advocating for vulnerable populations.
This track emphasizes the role of community psychology in addressing mental health issues within diverse populations. It will explore community-based interventions and the importance of social support systems in promoting emotional well-being.
This session investigates the social psychological factors that shape human behavior, particularly in relation to issues of rights and justice. Participants will analyze how social influences and group dynamics impact mental health outcomes.
This track focuses on the psychological aspects of emotional well-being and resilience, particularly in the face of social injustice. It will explore interventions aimed at fostering resilience among individuals and communities affected by trauma.
This session addresses the disparities in mental health access and outcomes across different populations, linking these issues to broader social justice concerns. Discussions will focus on strategies to reduce inequities and promote mental health for all.
This track examines how psychological research and practice can inform advocacy efforts for human rights and social justice. It will highlight case studies where psychology has played a pivotal role in effecting social change.
This session showcases innovative psychological interventions aimed at improving mental health outcomes in diverse populations. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of these approaches in promoting human rights and social equity.
This track invites discussions on global perspectives regarding the relationship between psychology and human rights. It aims to foster cross-cultural dialogue on best practices and challenges in promoting mental health and social justice worldwide.
Given the evolving security situation and restricted airspace across parts of the Middle East, this event may be held exclusively online. Attendees are advised to monitor official travel advisories before booking
