The annual conference is scheduled for 14th - 15th October 2024 in the great Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Germany.

The Criminal Justice System in the UK requires major reform. This is a key priority for the new government, but a plan to build more prisons is not the only answer. Cityforum is developing this forum to explore the purpose of the criminal justice system and the opportunities that exist to recreate it.

Join an expert panel as they examine the challenges and identify potential solutions for policymakers.

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.

This year’s eagerly anticipated conference will focus on a whole systems professional standards approach to creating a more inclusive culture, enhancing the vetting regime as a first line of defence, alongside further improving our ethical response to preventing and detecting misconduct in the service.

The 2nd Annual GTA AML Symposium’s goal is to bring together the AML community (financial institutions; FinTechs; money services businesses; law enforcement agencies; lottery, casino and gaming organizations; government regulators and other government agencies) to learn about the latest issues and share best practices on how to identify, track and mitigate money laundering and financial crimes, and most importantly, to network.  The Symposium will feature two days of presentations and an evening networking reception.

This paper delves into the pivotal role that police encounters play in shaping the experiences of 18- to 25-year-olds who come into contact with the criminal justice system. The study is anchored in an analysis of in-depth narrative interviews with young adults, predominantly young men, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Their accounts unveil the latent risks of police approaches that may pivot on the ‘age and/or lack of maturity’ of young adults.

15th International Event for Homeland Security and Civil Defence

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.

A webinar from Telefónica Tech produced in partnership with Policing Insight/PolicingTV. Ready to enhance your Digital Forensics Unit's efficiency and effectiveness? Join us to discover how you can overcome the hurdles of modernisation to accelerate investigations and strengthen trust within communities.

This paper surveys Ireland’s existing policing apparatus in the context of addressing the needs of individuals with mental health crises and provides an overview of the features of the new CAST programme and its significant potential to more meaningfully vindicate the rights of some of the most vulnerable members of Irish society.

We are delighted to be hosting this year’s Neighbourhood Alert Development Board Summit taking place on the 18th and 19th November at the Nottingham Belfry. Following on from the huge success of last year’s National Community Engagement Conference co-hosted by Humberside Police, we will be focusing on embedding outstanding collaborative practices and sharing emerging innovations.

Led by Police Commissioners from Australia and New Zealand, the ANZPAA Police Conference 2024 (PC24) will centre on the theme Policing Reimagined.

The event brings together around 350 senior policing representatives, including Chief Constables and Police and Crime Commissioners, for a 2-day conference with a gala dinner

The 2024 National ANPR Conference will provide an opportunity for those working in intelligence development and law enforcement to hear about the application of ANPR intelligence in a wide range of operational scenarios and its decisive role in delivering successful operational outcomes.

Join us for the Criminal Justice Conference 2024, where collaboration and reform take centre-stage. Together, we will navigate the intricate journey through the criminal justice system, highlighting the vital role each component plays in achieving successful outcomes. This conference underscores our commitment to working together, fostering a comprehensive and unified approach across policing and the wider Criminal Justice System.

The current structure of the police workforce is not fit for purpose. Systemic change is urgently required in order to maintain the current workforce, and to future-proof the organisation. Satisfaction in UK public services has seen a sharp drop since 2021. How can the police service re-emerge as a service with the confidence that is currently lacking? What will be the shape of new government policy?

This conference connects researchers, police and public safety actors to discuss new research on improving the policing of violent crime.

In the current study we review and further analyze some of the wide-ranging implications of the cost disease theory.

The First African Regional Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health, ALEPH2024, is a must attend conference for anyone involved in the complex and diverse intersections of law enforcement and public health in Africa – police, public health practitioners, community and activists, policy makers and researchers from across many disciplines.

The Thames Valley Women's Network on behalf of Thames Valley Police and in support of the Women Chief Officer Network (WCON) are proud and delighted to be hosting this years’ Senior Women in Policing conference #SWIP24.

Different perceptions and experiences of the duty of confidentiality, the right to provide information, and mandatory reporting may pose significant challenges. MANREPORT-IPV is a cross-professional study examining service providers’ mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence (IPV).

The Canterbury Centre for Policing Research (CCPR) is delighted to announce its annual conference, in collaboration with Professor Jason Roach and colleagues at the Applied Criminology and Policing Centre, University of Huddersfield.

The 2025 conference will seek to re-discover the symbiotic relationship between past and new, to ensure we can provide the most effective and cutting-edge Intelligence capabilities. To do this, it will bring together the fundamental building blocks of Intelligence and align these with future visions and the ever-changing landscape of Intelligence.