Ines presented her manuscript Controlling the Purse and the Womb: Qualitative Insights on Economic and Reproductive Abuse Among Married Women and Men in Maharashtra, India, during the Early Career Researchers’ Day, engaging in constructive exchange with peers. In addition, she presented joint work on the Prevalence and Ecological Correlates of Economic Partner Violence in Three States of India (with Janina Steinert, Anushree Dirangane, Rucha Vasumati Satish, Karishma Saik, Jithin Jose, Vikas Choudrey, and Shruti Shukla).

Luise presented her work Everyday gendered violence online: A mechanism-based conceptualization of technology-facilitated gender-based violence during the main program of the conference. The ENGV conference offered a valuable forum for international dialogue and underscored the importance of sustained, collaborative action to combat gender-based violence.