With inclusivity at its core, our focus is on how Criminology furthers the development of human rights, equal opportunities, integrity and fair treatment within the criminal justice system, and promotes the interests of disadvantaged communities and groups.

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.

BWV has been one of policing’s silent success stories – but with success comes scale. This session introduces the series, details the rise of BWV in the UK and explores the challenge of managing and making sense of the mountain of footage generated each day.

Live-streaming BWV opens new possibilities for command, control and situational awareness – but also brings fresh questions about balancing that with privacy and oversight. This session examines how South Wales Police and West Midlands Police have opened up this capability and how it is re-shaping decision making at speed.

This in-person/online event will bring together a diverse lineup of 14 distinguished speakers from Australia, Canada, Pakistan, India, the UK, US and South Africa to explore gender equality, gender-based violence, and women’s roles in policing and security. Taking place at the University of Ottawa, Canada, from 12th to 13th of July, this event is an opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions regarding progress, challenges and lessons from diverse international perspectives.

Partnerships and collaborations between the law enforcement sector and the public health sector, and joint leadership, can help to redress inequities and promote healthy, secure and safe communities. Supported by vision from governments this can result in optimum and sustainable community safety and well-being, and overall health security.

The theme of the conference will be ‘thinking the unthinkable’, recognising the difficulties investigators face when the death of a child involves those closest to them.

This event is aimed at front line workers and practitioners, who work with victims of domestic violence and abuse, academics, researchers and students.

BWV can protect and support officers through malicious complaints and is trusted by both staff and the public to be an impartial and unbiased view. But it also records the worst days, the mistakes and the moments of professional failure. This session explores the dual impact on those that wear the cameras.

This July, the UK Society of Evidence Based Policing is proud to host the Global Societies of EBP Conference 2025 — a two-day gathering of the world’s leading researchers shaping the future of policing through evidence.

As officers travel to support each other in times of increased demand, the inability to seamlessly share BWV footage between forces creates real operational and legal challenges – ultimately affecting our service to our communities. This final session explores barriers overcome but continued challenges, and also the future of BWV, and how we can harness more benefits in efficiency and productivity.

International Police Expo is the only exhibition which is focused and an interactive platform where the police representatives of different nations and policing security equipment and technology suppliers can meet their business opportunities related to internal security, Training, Protection and Rescue. Here participants can gather and exchange not just knowledge and world views, but also new technologies, solutions and future business partnerships.

This symposium will give policy makers, local authorities, police forces, charities and other interest groups the opportunity to learn about the challenges associated with stop and search, analyse the UK government’s plans for tackling crime and the Met’s new plans for reforming stop and search, examine police best practice, and exchange views on how to build trust with communities, tackle discrimination, and improve police effectiveness.

The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) is looking forward to hosting its 120th Annual Summit from August 10 – 12, 2025 in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia.

Over the course of 3 days, both virtual and in-person delegates will engage in a thoughtfully curated program of plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and roundtables with a keen focus on new ideas and problem-solving around key issues facing policing today. The first day of our conference will be devoted to issues and innovations relevant to First Nations police governance bodies, followed by 3 days of general governance programming.

The Nordic Police Research Seminar is an interdisciplinary conference that brings together researchers in different fields of science but has a common focus on issues related to the police organization, operations and training. Police research in the Nordics has grown during the 21st century and there is a continuing need to base police work and police training on the best available knowledge. Most Nordic countries have academicized police training, and police research and police science plays a decisive role in the continued development of both the profession and education.

Intelligence 2025 – the AIPIO annual conference – will examine what is needed to support a thriving intelligence profession in Australia during these challenging times. A thriving intelligence profession hinges on effective leadership, transformation, and empowerment to navigate the complexities of an ever-changing global landscape.

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.

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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.

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.