This six-day conference offers continuing education, networking opportunities and presents national best practice standards on evidence-based practices (EBPs) and current MDT trends in the child and family maltreatment field.

The conference is directed to a multidisciplinary audience who offer direct services in the fields of child maltreatment and family/community violence. The agenda includes keynote speeches from renowned experts, interactive workshops, and panel discussions, all aimed at fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and sharing of best practices.

The educational program, meticulously designed, offers specialized training to professionals in various fields. Whether in medicine, nursing, advocacy, law enforcement, early childhood mental health, child welfare, substance abuse, prosecution, research, academia, policy, data analytics, or forensic interviewing, this conference is a platform for invaluable insights and knowledge.

Even if you do not provide direct services to children and families, your participation in the conference as a sponsor or exhibitor can make a significant difference. This is a unique opportunity for your organization to contribute to this important cause.