Home > Events/Training > Femicide: What Is It and Why Isn't Anyone Talking About It? Femicide: What Is It and Why Isn't Anyone Talking About It? On April 14, 2008 the IGWG, USAID, WHO, Intercambios, the Medical Research Council, PATH, and PRB sponsored a half-day panel discussion on femicide—the murder of women by men, especially by intimate partners. The event featured experts from around the world who spoke on identifying and understanding femicide in its various forms, its prevalence, and its relationship to international development and reproductive health. Event Information Final Agenda (DOC: 40KB) Participants List (DOC: 36KB) Speakers Bios (DOC: 40KB) Bibliography (DOC: 232KB) Presentations Jacquelyn Campbell/Anna Wolf, “Intimate Partner Femicide: The 12 City Femicide Study With Femicide-Suicide” (PPT: 616KB) Rebecca Emerson Dobash/Russell Dobash, “Strengthening Understanding of Femicide” (PPT: 652KB) Julia Monárrez Fragoso, “Fortaleciendo el entendimiento del femicidio/feminicidio” (PPT: 920KB) Rana Husseini, “Brief presentation on so-called honour crimes in Jordan” (DOC: 40KB) Virendra Kumar, “Dowry Deaths (Bride Burning) in India” (PPT: 3.3MB) Glendene Lemard, “Femicide in Jamaica” (PPT: 1.3MB) Shanaaz Matthews, “‘Every Six Hours’: Intimate Femicide in South Africa” (PPT: 672KB) Diana Russell, “Femicide: Politicizing the Killing of Females” (DOC: 72KB)