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Our 2024 conference

Our annual hybrid conference (held in Leicester and on-line) will be over two days this year, in response to participants’ feedback. This year’s theme is Best Practice

Each autumn we hold a conference where we bring together criminal justice, health service and third sector professionals with academic criminologists and psychologists. We believe that forging strong links between practitioners and academics is vital in order to improve strategies for protecting stalking victims and managing perpetrators.

This year, in response to participants’ feedback, we are holding our conference over two days. on Wednesday November 6 and Thursday November 7.


The theme this year is

Best practice in tackling stalking


We shall be highlighting various aspects of the multi-agency working that is essential for supporting victims and managing perpetrators in the most effective way possible.

As in the last two years, the conference will be a hybrid, held at College Court conference centre, University of Leicester, and also on-line. For those attending in person there will be plenty of time for informal interaction and a conference dinner on the Wednesday evening. Overnight accommodation is available on site.

See here for the latest information and here to buy tickets.

See you in November!

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