Join us for 2 days as we gather police leaders, in-house counsel, and a wide variety of government and civilian agencies from across Canada to discuss critical challenges and controversial issues facing police services, associations, and boards.

Welcome to the Evidence in Action: Advancing Policing Practices conference in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The goals of this conference are to provide police and public safety officers, police leaders and managers, policing standards and policy professionals, policing focused researchers, and students with interest in criminal justice and police psychology an opportunity to learn about practices that can increase the impact of police officer actions.

As AI moves from experimentation to operational reality, policing leaders face growing pressure to ensure it is not only effective, but trusted. This webinar will explore how police and public safety organisations can adopt AI in ways that improve decision-making while maintaining legitimacy, oversight and confidence at every level.

We again organize the closed event for authorities only again covering all subject and product areas of internal security, law enforcement and homeland defence.

Join us for the 10th Annual American Society of Evidence-Based Policing Conference in Washington D.C.!

This international symposium returns for its third edition - after London and Edinburgh - to unite global voices on volunteers delivering public safety.

This meeting provides a platform to gather accurate and up-to-date scientific information on all aspects of forensic sciences and legal medicine. They offer opportunities to learn about different components of the application of forensic sciences upon the legal system.

This summit, co-hosted by the CACP Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Committee and the CACP Human Resource & Learning Committee, brings together police leaders, managers, and practitioners to explore the people-centered challenges and opportunities shaping modern policing.

The symposium will explore how to create a comprehensive and resilient vetting model, which can be delivered consistently across differing forces; one that protects what works, whilst harnessing innovation and understanding the demands and expectations of modern policing. It will bring together vetting professionals and key stakeholders to examine the current and future impacts upon vetting practice and consider how opportunities such as emerging technology and data capability can support better decision making, improve efficiency, and strengthen risk identification.

Now in its ninth year, the IPPPRI conference provides an opportunity for practitioners, policymakers, academia and subject matter experts to come together to look at how multi agency responses can be improved, using evidence and insight based on evidence and academic research.

Hosted at Swansea University and attended by 250+ delegates from countries around the world, the TASM Conference is one of the leading international conferences on extremist and terrorist use of online platforms. Attended by a wide range of stakeholders, including tech companies, governments, law enforcement, regulators, civil society and researchers from many different academic disciplines, the conference features keynote presentations from leading experts and a selection of 30+ breakout sessions featuring 100+ speakers.

The 2026 N8 PRP Policing Innovation Forum will be a day of knowledge exchange and innovation. With a keynote from Gary Ritchie, researchers, police, and other stakeholders will engage with the latest research and practice-led projects, to find new approaches, new research questions, and new partners for collaboration to improve how we navigate policing, people and health.

This timely symposium will offer police officers, community safety partnerships, local safeguarding boards and other key stakeholders, with a timely and invaluable opportunity to exchange ideas, share best practice and develop innovative strategies to effectively respond to the growing risks associated with serious and organised crime.

Join Westminster Insight’s AI in Policing Conference in London to hear practical insights and forward-looking perspectives from leaders in policing and innovation.

Welcome to the IPES 2026! Join us in person in Lisbon, Portugal, for five days filled with insightful discussions, networking opportunities, and knowledge sharing among top police executives and scholars from around the world.

Delivered by the Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR), the conference brings together policing professionals, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and partners from the UK and internationally. The 2026 theme, Police Academic Partnerships, will focus on how collaboration between policing and academia can support evidence informed practice, innovation, and impact across policing and public safety.

Join Westminster Insight’s Tackling Violence against Women and Girls conference bringing together policymakers, key stakeholders, frontline service providers, survivors and civil society to explore what the strategy means in practice and how it can be implemented effectively and equitably across the UK.

The NPCC Internet, Intelligence and Investigations Conference 2026 brings together investigators, analysts, and digital intelligence specialists to explore innovative and unconventional applications of OSINT.

Forensics Europe Expo brings together Europe’s leading professionals in forensic science, investigation and criminal justice. Across two dynamic days, explore the technologies, innovations and expertise that are shaping the future of forensic investigation: from the scene, to the lab, to digital analysis.

The triple-award-winning Blue Light Show is London’s leading emergency services conference and expo, bringing together leaders and frontline professionals from policing, fire and rescue, ambulance services, rescue and public safety organisations. It is the only emergency services expo in the South that unites the entire emergency services community to collaborate, learn and prepare for future challenges.

Nottingham Trent University are thrilled to be hosting the British Society of Criminology Conference 2026. The theme for this year's conference is "Building Resilience and Hope into Criminology and Criminal Justice."

The theme of this year's conference will be 'searching for answers' in the context of ever increasing complexity in investigations, and the fundamental need for compassion for all involved following a child death, whatever the cause.

Join Westminster Insight’s national Anti-Social Behaviour Conference to gain clarity on the Government’s evolving approach to tackling ASB and what it means in practice for policing and criminal justice, local authorities, social housing landlords, and other partner agencies. Hear directly from Deputy Chief Constable Catherine Akehurst, the National Police Chiefs’ Council ‘s programme lead for the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee.

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.