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.

Join 16,000+ emergency services professionals at The Emergency Services Show, where innovation, technology, and learning collide to redefine public safety. Discover why police, fire & rescue, ambulance, search & rescue, and voluntary sector leaders trust ESS as their must-attend event to stay ahead in a fast-evolving world.

Voices of Justice: Transforming Communication in Policing and Criminal Justice Settings is a two-day hybrid conference bringing together researchers and practitioners to explore how communication can improve governance, build public trust, and amplify marginalised voices.

Join police officers and professional staff from around the globe to discuss contemporary policing topics. Hear from Inspiring Speakers. Participate in Skill-Building Workshops, Leadership Development, and Networking Opportunities.

The CPKN Conference is an annual event dedicated to sharing knowledge, best practices, and emerging trends in police professional development. Formerly known as the Stanhope Conference and created in 2007, it has evolved to meet the changing needs of Canada’s policing community. Each year, the agenda highlights training priorities and insights gathered from our Network.

Join hundreds of police professionals at the UK's premier evidence-based policing event. Two days of practical sessions on critical topics, plus the second National EBP Awards Dinner.

Domestic abuse has reached epidemic levels, demanding a whole-society approach and collaboration across services. This digital conference will bring together a range of voices from key stakeholders including government, police and criminal justice, victim support services, social services, housing, and charities.

Police and public safety agencies are facing an increasingly complex investigative landscape. Crime is becoming more sophisticated and interconnected, digital evidence is expanding rapidly, and investigators are often working across fragmented systems, disconnected data sources and growing caseloads. This two-part PolicingTV webinar series will explore how connected data and AI-driven intelligence can support modern investigations, helping agencies prioritise cases, identify patterns, improve resource allocation and strengthen operational decision-making.

Police and public safety agencies are facing an increasingly complex investigative landscape. Crime is becoming more sophisticated and interconnected, digital evidence is expanding rapidly, and investigators are often working across fragmented systems, disconnected data sources and growing caseloads. This two-part PolicingTV webinar series will explore how connected data and AI-driven intelligence can support modern investigations, helping agencies prioritise cases, identify patterns, improve resource allocation and strengthen operational decision-making.

Already a global hub for private intelligence, London now hosts its first conference dedicated entirely to open-source intelligence.

Please join us, at our collaborative, thoroughly researched conference, and learn about innovative strategies, focussed case studies, and senior expert spotlights.  Engage with peers, practitioners, and specialists, from local and central government, and the voluntary sector; from health, social care, communities, education, housing, and employment.

Save the date and join us in Edmonton this fall for the Building Bridges: Evidence-Based Policing Conference, presented by the Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing (Can-SEBP).

Cityforum is delighted to join forces again with The Police Foundation in preparing its 2026 Police Reform discussion. The theme this year is ‘From Vision to Service – National Functions, Local Delivery’

The Crime Stoppers International 2026 World Summit is bringing the global community together at a critical moment. Under the theme, Crime Convergence – Cooperation Against Converging Crime, the Summit will confront the growing overlap of transnational threats including trafficking, financial crime, cybercrime, organized crime, corruption, and exploitation.

The Summit provides a unique opportunity to engage with the distinctly Canadian landscape of crisis intervention, including incorporating Indigenous-informed practices and cultural safety approaches, serving rural and remote communities that require unique crisis intervention strategies, overcoming provincial healthcare integration and policy innovation challenges, and promoting community-based mental health and harm reduction models.

Milipol Qatar is the global event for homeland security and safety in the Middle East. The 16th edition will be held from 20 to 22 October 2026 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC).

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.

Open to all Canadian IAWP members/non-members in the law enforcement community.

This conference will explore the dynamic relationship within investigative leadership and the collective responsibility for managing complex, high-profile and high-risk investigations.

Engage with ground-breaking innovations at APAC’s premier emergency services event, where technology and learning propel emergency response and public safety forward.

Following Lord Macdonald’s Independent Review of Public Order and Hate Crime Legislation in England and Wales, attend Westminster Insight’s expert-led Managing Protests and Public Order Conference in London this Autumn to examine national policy, guidance and operational approaches to managing protests, large-scale events, and public disorder.

The World Police Summit, hosted by Dubai Police, is set to return to the Dubai World Trade Centre. In 2025, the summit witnessed close to 53,000 in footfall, from over 110 countries, this global platform unites law enforcement professionals, policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators to redefine the standards of modern policing.

The annual International Problem-Oriented Policing Conference is often described by attendees as the most substantive policing conference they have ever attended. Each year, police officers of all ranks , as well as crime consultants, policing researchers, and community partners come together to discuss what they have learned in trying to reduce specific crime and safety problems.

This year’s ANPR Conference will focus on how ANPR capability supports the delivery of key government and policing priorities, particularly in relation to National Security, Serious and Organised Crime, and Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).