Our Annual International Association of Women Police (IAWP) Training Conference is held in a different geographic location each year. The expertise of the speakers and presenters is unmatched by any other training offered in the marketplace.

This year’s conference provides a number of keynotes, presentations and panel discussions on topics including preventing harm among vulnerable people, the future of neighbourhood policing, women’s safety in public spaces, improving the police and policy response to modern slavery, and the use of diversion for adults with vulnerabilities, among many others.

The Summit, held with support from the Miller Center on Policing and Community Resiliency at Rutgers University, the Global Consortium of Law Enforcement Training Executives, the University of Ottawa Professional Development Institute, and other international associations, will provide an opportunity for government practitioners and industry experts to work together to explore the intersection of AI with justice and public safety to showcase the opportunities and the positive impact AI can make on our society.

The annual conference of the Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) brings together senior leaders from across the policing landscape to discuss the critical matters impacting superintendents and the wider Service.

Stay ahead of the curve with The Emergency Tech Show, your gateway to the most advanced technological solutions that is shaping the emergency services and driving digital transformation in the industry.

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

From Vision to Reality: Shaping the Future of Autonomy... Explore the potential of Autonomy and explore how we can overcome the hurdles currently facing the integration of autonomous technologies, particularly when it comes to Defence, Law Enforcement, and other government departments.

In cases of intimate partner violence, signs of harm often remain hidden, masked by coercive control that’s nearly impossible to 'see.' Without the right tools, understanding and assessing these subtle yet dangerous behaviors is challenging. This workshop will help to equip attendees with the tools needed to recognize the unseen signs and support those who may be victimized by coercive controlling behaviours.

The Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) and the Society of Evidence-Based Policing Netherlands jointly organize the Evidence-Based Policing conference , where police scientists, police professionals, and policymakers meet.

Registration is now open for the Disability in Policing Conference 2025, taking place on Monday, September 29, 2025 - Tuesday, September 30, 2025 at Radisson Blu, East Midlands Airport.

Cityforum is delighted to be joining forces with The Police Foundation to convene this important discussion and to explore some of the most significant developments in policing policy in recent times.

This year’s annual conference will focus on culture, candour and accountability as three central pillars to further sharpen the complaints and discipline system, proactively identify and handle corruption, fortify the vetting regime and allow a virtuous ethical culture to root and grow within policing.

Join us at the beautiful Blue Mountain Resort and Conference Centre to learn about developments in evidence-based policing and the positive impact research-driven decision-making is having on policing in Canada.

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.

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.

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.