The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference and Exposition is the largest and most impactful law enforcement event of the year – more than 16,000 public safety professionals come to learn new techniques, advance their knowledge and careers, and equip their department for ongoing success.

The Summit has been designed to bring together decision makers from across the law enforcement digital, data and technology sectors.

The York Regional Police Hate Crime Unit is proud to host its seventh annual national hate crime conference, October 20 to 23, 2025, at Blue Mountain Resort. This is an invaluable opportunity to learn and network among colleagues in hate crime investigations. 

Be part of the discussion as we bring together vital justice agencies in Scotland and internationally to explore how innovative, data-driven solutions, smart devices, cloud platforms, and, increasingly, AI are shaping the justice system in Scotland and abroad.

Network, learn, and share the latest best practices with fellow women at this annual law enforcement conference.

The NPCC Homicide Working Group would like to invite you to the 22nd National Conference for Senior Investigating Officers, a premier event that brings together leading professionals in the field of criminal investigation. This year's theme: Protecting our communities, homicide and beyond, reflects on the role of Senior Investigating Officers working across complex investigations to safeguard our communities and protect society.

This webinar highlights real-world examples of innovation in action — from using data to detect emerging crime patterns to designing ethical, transparent AI systems to assist in investigations. Gain actionable insights into what’s working, what’s evolving, and how agencies are navigating change.

The 2025 Digital Forensics Summit will look at The vision for Digital Forensics in the context of Police Reform, its implementation and the changing landscape of technological advancement and the impact of AI – opportunities and challenges.

Join us as we explore the latest research and data on strangulation and what this tells us about the prevalence, experiences and understanding of strangulation within different contexts amongst young people.

This timely symposium aims to examine existing policy and legislation surrounding domestic abuse, develop strategies that government, police and other stakeholders should implement to reduce incidences of domestic abuse and increase the number of convictions of perpetrators, and discuss how support for victims and survivors can be improved.

Hosted by Research Leagues, this conference serves as a premier global platform for sharing the latest advancements and developments in these fields. Our goal is to provide a competitive forum for practitioners and researchers from both industry and academia to come together and discuss cutting-edge advances

This year’s ANPR conference will focus on the role of ANPR intelligence in tasking and coordination, across a wide range of law enforcement and investigative settings. We will look at ways to increase exploitation of ANPR intelligence, with content that will highlight proven best practice and future opportunities for both the ANPR specialist community and for those who use ANPR as a component capability to support delivery of their law enforcement mission. 

Centering on the theme Policing for the Future: What Matters Most, PC25 will explore the many competing demands on police and discuss what can be prioritised to future proof policing. With a focus on collaboration, innovation, and partnerships, PC25 will consider what is most important to ensure police remain agile, effective, and trusted in a rapidly evolving landscape.

The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) in partnership with National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains (NCMPUR) are hosting the CACP National Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains Investigators Symposium in an effort to bring together missing persons investigators and subject matter specialists from across the country to collaborate, enhance investigative skills, and share best practices.

The Australian Institute of Criminology will be hosting the AIC 2026 Conference on 17-18 March 2026. The theme of this year’s conference will be Transnational Serious and Organised Crime (TSOC) and the aim of the event is to present the latest research on TSOC and how this can be applied to policy and practice.

This conference showcases practical, policy-relevant research with a direct bearing on effective criminal justice administration and crime prevention. The event serves as a platform for bringing together policymakers, academics and influential stakeholders from public, private, and university sectors.

The Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association (GLEPHA) and the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre will jointly host the 8th International Law Enforcement and Public Health Conference, LEPH2026 in Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK from 6-9 September 2026.