The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police in partnership with the British Columbia Association of Chiefs of Police are hosting the CACP/BCACP Women in Policing Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia. The 2025 conference theme is, " Widening the Path ".

Please join us for the third National Police Chiefs’ Council Serious Organised Acquisitive Crime (SOAC) conference. The theme of the conference is ‘Innovation and tackling SOAC together’. We will bring together law enforcement partners from across the UK and Europe as well as key business and industry partners to showcase innovative and collaborative approaches to tackling SOAC.

Join Chiefs, Deputy Chiefs, and Directors of IT from across Canada and dive into the latest technological trends, tools and opportunities for law enforcement.

Creating a workplace that breaks down barriers, encourages allyship where men and women are encouraged to use their privilege and influence to affect sustainable change, challenge bias and stereotypes, resulting in a workplace culture that values diversity, inclusivity, accessibility, and belonging. 

The BAPCO Annual Event offers an unparalleled opportunity to discover the latest equipment and systems, gain insights and knowledge that directly impact your day-to-day role and network with like-minded individuals.

The sector's flagship event of the year is confirmed for March 2025!

The Australian Institute of Criminology will be hosting the AIC 2025 Conference on 11-12 March 2025. The theme of this year’s conference will be Reducing Online Harms and the aim of the event is to present the latest research on the changing nature of online harms and approaches to preventing, disrupting and mitigating those harms, as well as approaches to support victim / survivor recovery.

Hosted by the Home Office’s Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC), Security & Policing offers a world‐class opportunity to meet and discuss the latest advances in delivering national security and resilience with leading UK suppliers, UK and overseas Government officials and senior decision makers across the law enforcement and security sectors.

Australia’s premier law enforcement technology and networking event showcases the latest capabilities that are being trialed and developed to enable our police forces to become more effective and efficient in the face of increasingly sophisticated organised crime.

Join us at The Victims’ Services Conference 2025 to hear the latest guidance and best practice around supporting victims in the criminal justice system.

The Cityforum Police Public Contact forum has been running for five years. Cityforum is continuing its work with the National Police Chiefs’ Council Contact Management team in 2025 to convene an event that focuses on strategic, rather than operational, aspects of public contact and which explores the link with the Reform agenda

This conference will showcase the work the NPCC National CCTV working group have been doing to provide a better understanding of the strength of our CCTV foundations and where we need to focus our attention to be above reproach, protect ourselves and our public.

This symposium aims to provide an opportunity for stakeholders, including the police, community groups, schools, legal professionals, charities, and local authorities, to understanding the underlying causes of gang crime and the factors which contribute to gang membership, assess how to improve current efforts to tackle gang violence, develop strategies for improving multi-agency collaboration to intervene early to protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation, and critically assess the new Labour government’s plans in this area.

The presentation relates to a grounded theory study of police officer coping, specifically in officers who investigate rape and child abuse. In the study presented, the researcher sought to understand how this particular ‘high risk’ group of officers cope with both the organisational and occupational stressors they are exposed to, as well as which strategies that help them to ‘get up in the morning’.

This unique conference explores the role of women in security, policing and defence offers practical advice and coaching on how to further develop your career in times of change. We will discuss together how we can manage the challenges of modern leadership and help ensure we don't lose momentum in recognising and rewarding female leaders in security, policing and defence.

Visit this special edition of Europe’s leading closed specialized trade fair for police and all security authorities of internal security and benefit from the unique one stop shop character and the trendsetting framework programme - all about digitalization and innovation of internal security, law enforcement and homeland defence!

Be a part Canada’s leading law enforcement conference and trade show on April 29 at the International Centre in Mississauga, Ont.

Join us at The Supporting Women in Policing Conference 2025 to hear the latest on improving female representation and supporting women in the police workforce.

In a world where technological advancements and evolving threats continuously emerge, the World Police Summit 2025 serves as a pivotal platform for global law enforcement collaboration.

IPPPRI organises an annual international conference which brings together leading figures from government, police, the third sector, academia, and industry to discuss new approaches to the investigation of online Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE).

The 2025 National Police Vetting Symposium marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing transformation of vetting practices across the UK. Building on the HMICFRS vetting, misconduct and misogyny report recommendations, and the initial implementation of the Angiolini Part one recommendations, which have laid the foundations for reform, this two-day event brings together vetting practitioners, policy makers, and stakeholders to evaluate progress and shape the future of police vetting.

This conference brings together leading UK-based experts, policymakers, and practitioners to explore cutting-edge solutions, including harm reduction initiatives such as Glasgow’s first drug consumption room and advancements in addiction treatment research. By evaluating the UK’s “From Harm to Hope” strategy and examining the socioeconomic factors driving substance misuse, this event aims to foster collaboration and shape a more equitable and effective national response to drug misuse in 2025 and beyond.

The congress for decision-makers from security authorities, police and industry. The aim is to strengthen the dialog between authorities and enable participants to make new contacts with colleagues from all over the world.

The Stockholm Criminology Symposium is an annual event featuring over 500 attendees from close to 40 countries. The Symposium which was held for the first time in 2006, is organized by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Brå, Brottsförebyggande rådet), which is an agency under the Ministry of Justice. The primary purpose of the Symposium is to create an environment where international criminologists, policy makers, practitioners and others engaged in criminal policy matters can take part of the latest research findings of importance for crime policy.