Our 2025 conference

will now be held on Wednesday Nov 5 and Thursday Nov 6 at a venue in Nottingham

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.

Our two-day conferences are held physically and on-line. For those attending in person there is plenty of time for informal interaction, including at the conference dinner on the first evening. This year’s conference will be held in Nottingham, at a venue to be announced, on Nov 5 – 6. Owing to unforeseen circumstances we have changed the venue, and shifted the dates forward by a day, from those previously announced.

See here for more about last year’s conference, where we launched the Alice Ruggles Trust awards


The theme this year will be

Smoothing the journey


At every stage in a stalking victim’s journey there is potential to improve how we support and protect victims themselves and for more effective interventions with perpetrators. In this year’s conference we will share best practice at every stage in this process from the early development of stalking behaviours through to the most serious cases.

Watch this space! 

We will be posting more information as it becomes available.

Please fill in this Expression of Interest form to be the first to find out about tickets and speakers.

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