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.

This year’s Summit will look at progress and planning for Digital Forensics within the Police Reform programme; partnerships and collaboration to create a new national infrastructure – a community exploration with technology partners; and online CSE end-to-end process – delivering a standardised approach.

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).

Join us at the Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Conference 2026 to hear from leading experts exploring how the UK can move from strategy to delivery, with a focus on prevention, cultural change, perpetrator accountability, and strengthening victim support across the criminal justice system and beyond.

This year the Disability in Policing Conference will take place from 2 – 3 December 2026 at the DoubleTree by Hilton, Paradise Way, Coventry, CV2 2ST

Bringing together Police Forces and Commissioners, the CPS, Prison and Probation Services, Local Authorities and the VCSE Sector, this Westminster Insight conference will examine how to improve the handling of Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) cases and rebuild trust in the criminal justice system.

Join peers from across policing and criminal justice to discuss the barriers and opportunities for technology and interoperability in the context of wider police reform.

Join us at the AI in Policing Conference 2026 to explore the opportunities and challenges presented by artificial intelligence. Hear from national leaders, policing practitioners, academics, and technology experts on the future of AI in policing, tackling AI-enabled crime, building public confidence, and delivering responsible innovation across the criminal justice system.

Join us at the National Tackling Gang Violence, County Lines, and Knife Crime Conference 2027 to explore the latest government strategies, multi-agency partnerships, frontline innovations, and lived experience insights addressing serious violence, county lines, and gang exploitation. Gain practical tools, policy updates, and best practice examples from leading national figures to better protect at-risk youth and deliver impactful interventions across the UK.

This year’s conference theme, ‘EPIC’ – Evidence-based, Problem Oriented, Intelligence Enabled for Community Safety, brings together three complementary disciplines in a single event for the first time. The conference reflects the broader thinking required to address today’s complex frontline policing challenges and provides an opportunity to share practical strategies, innovative research and proven approaches that support prevention-focused policing and deliver real operational impact.