International Parent Conference - Topic: Parent-Child Alienation

Description

On behalf of IGM Switzerland, we warmly invite you to participate in the International Parent Conference on Saturday, November 14, 2026. The event takes place as part of UNICEF's engagement for the International Day of Children's Rights and focuses on a topic that is gaining increasing international relevance and is intensively discussed in many countries: parent-child alienation (EKE). Additionally, it is a contribution in connection with the 50th anniversary of IGM Switzerland. The goal is to network experts, aid organizations, as well as affected parents and children internationally to learn from each other and develop effective approaches for the prevention and reduction of EKE. Switzerland is compared internationally – and this perspective across borders provides valuable impulses for the further development of local practices. PROGRAM:
…Input presentations on the current EKE situation
…Panel discussions on finding solutions against EKE
…International networking of EKE participants Tickets for the event are available at the following link: https://eventfrog.ch/de/p/politik-gemeinde/politik/int-eltern-konferenz-zum-thema-eltern-kind-entfremdung-7485754329292351989.html The ticket price of CHF 20.00 includes a meal voucher worth CHF 20.00 at the venue's restaurant for November 14, 2026. Please register quickly now, as capacities are limited.

Highlights

• International networking on parent-child alienation
• Input presentations and panel discussions
• Meal voucher included in the ticket price

General Information

The International Parent Conference takes place on November 14, 2026, in Nottwil and focuses on parent-child alienation. The aim is to connect experts and affected parents to develop solutions together. The event is part of UNICEF's Day of Children's Rights and marks the 50th anniversary of IGM Switzerland.

Location

Guido A. Zäch Strasse 2 , 6207 Nottwil, Switzerland

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