The session was a comprehensive discussion on the critical issue of preventing violence against women in the Pacific region. Distinguished panellists engaged the audience with their insights and perspectives on the key issues surrounding violence against Pacific women today. They also discussed the various tools and strategies that can be employed to achieve effective prevention programs, and shared inspiring success stories from Pacific communities that have utilised their experience and lessons learned to make a real difference.

In addition, the session delved into the hidden root causes of violence against women and the different research approaches being used by academics, as well as the potential research methods that can be implemented in the future. The summit's themes were also highlighted, particularly the geo-political relationship and impact of Australia and the Pacific islands, which showcased the successes and recommendations of health professionals from around the world.

Overall, this was an illuminating and thought-provoking session that brought much-needed attention to the issue of violence against women in the Pacific region.