FAQs

Q: How do I register for the conference?
A: Registration details can be found on the conference registration pages. There are two registration options: virtual, and in-person.
Q: Are there any discounts for early registration?
A: Yes, early bird registration rates are available until Monday, January 20th, 2025.
Q: Can I register for specific sessions only?
A: Registration is for the entire conference and includes access to all sessions, whether in-person or virtual. Individual session tickets are not available.
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Sessions and Content
Q: What topics will the conference cover?
A: Sessions will explore a range of topics, including hate crime investigation strategies, sharing best practices, addressing investigative challenges, and fostering community partnerships. Participants will also engage with case scenarios and case studies, providing opportunities to apply their knowledge to real-world situations and enhance practical skills.
Q: Who are the speakers?
A: The conference will feature expert speakers from law enforcement, legal fields, and community organizations. A detailed speaker list will be announced closer to the event.
Q: Will session recordings be available?
A: The conference will be streamed live for virtual participants, but recordings of the sessions will not be provided.
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Other
Q: Who can attend the conference?
A: Attendance is exclusive to law enforcement personnel, including both sworn officers and civilian staff involved in hate crime policing and prevention.
Q: Will there be meals provided at the conference?
A: Yes, attendees will be provided with a light breakfast, lunch, snacks, and refreshments during the conference. Additionally, a conference dinner will be held on February 19th.
Q: How can my organization become a conference partner?
A: Please contact jherman@fswc.ca for partnership opportunities.