Events
OPENNPCC Homicide Working Group National Child Death Investigation Conference 2026
In-person
7th Jul 2026 to 8th Jul 2026
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.
Canadian Association of Police Governance 37th Annual Conference – Navigating complexity: Police governance in an era of competing pressures
In-person
12th Aug 2026 to 14th Aug 2026
The Canadian Police Governance Annual Conference, hosted by the Canadian Association of Police Governance (CAPG), is a national forum that brings together police board members, governance professionals, and sector leaders from across Canada. The conference features a curated program of plenary sessions, panel discussions, and workshops focused on advancing excellence in civilian police governance, addressing emerging challenges, and sharing leading practices.
35th Annual AIPIO Intelligence Conference 2026: Intelligence in action – Strategy to delivery
In-person
26th Aug 2026 to 28th Aug 2026
Following the success of Intelligence 2025 in Sydney, AIPIO is proud to bring Australia’s intelligence community together once again for the 35th Annual AIPIO Intelligence Conference in 2026 to be held in Melbourne.
LEPH 2026: The 8th International Conference on Law Enforcement & Public Health
In-person
6th Sep 2026 to 9th Sep 2026
The Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association (GLEPHA) and the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre will jointly host the 8th International Law Enforcement and Public Health Conference, LEPH2026 in Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK from 6-9 September 2026.
Voices of Justice: transforming communication in policing and criminal justice settings
In-person & Online
16th Sep 2026 to 17th Sep 2026
Voices of Justice: Transforming Communication in Policing and Criminal Justice Settings is a two-day hybrid conference bringing together researchers and practitioners to explore how communication can improve governance, build public trust, and amplify marginalised voices.
Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN) Conference 2026
In-person
22nd Sep 2026 to 24th Sep 2026
The CPKN Conference is an annual event dedicated to sharing knowledge, best practices, and emerging trends in police professional development. Formerly known as the Stanhope Conference and created in 2007, it has evolved to meet the changing needs of Canada’s policing community. Each year, the agenda highlights training priorities and insights gathered from our Network.
National Evidence-Based Policing Conference 2026
In-person
23rd Sep 2026 to 24th Sep 2026
Join hundreds of police professionals at the UK's premier evidence-based policing event. Two days of practical sessions on critical topics, plus the second National EBP Awards Dinner.
Building Bridges Evidence-Based Policing Conference 2026
In-person
7th Oct 2026 to 8th Oct 2026
Save the date and join us in Edmonton this fall for the Building Bridges: Evidence-Based Policing Conference, presented by the Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing (Can-SEBP).
Canadian CIT Summit 2026: Forging partnerships through community
In-person
19th Oct 2026 to 21st Oct 2026
The Summit provides a unique opportunity to engage with the distinctly Canadian landscape of crisis intervention, including incorporating Indigenous-informed practices and cultural safety approaches, serving rural and remote communities that require unique crisis intervention strategies, overcoming provincial healthcare integration and policy innovation challenges, and promoting community-based mental health and harm reduction models.
IAWP Canadian Regional Training: Women leading Change
In-person
28th Oct 2026 to 29th Oct 2026
Open to all Canadian IAWP members/non-members in the law enforcement community.
34th Annual International Problem-Oriented Policing Conference 2026
In-person
16th Nov 2026 to 18th Nov 2026
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.