Discover upcoming conferences, webinars, workshops and training relevant to the anti-trafficking sector.
Coming up
Ethical Peer Support Pathways (Ontario) – September–November 2026
VoiceFound is offering ethical peer support training for survivors and organizations. Training for organizations takes place September 15, while six-week programs for survivors begin October 28 and November 5.
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Beyond Awareness: Case Management for Survivors of Human Trafficking – September 16, October 6 & November 3, 2026
Designed for professionals already working in the anti-trafficking field, this online training focuses on navigating complex client needs and high-intensity situations through case management. Three sessions are available this fall, each running from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.
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International Conference on Human Trafficking and Prevention Policies (Vancouver, BC) – September 23–24, 2026
This interdisciplinary conference brings together researchers, practitioners and educators to share research and discuss emerging trends, challenges and approaches related to human trafficking and prevention policies.
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PATHS Conference 2026 (Saskatchewan) – October 14–15, 2026
The Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan (PATHS) is hosting a two-day, in-person conference for frontline workers focused on connection, learning and effective strategies to prevent and address gender-based violence in Saskatchewan.
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ONGIA National Gang Summit (Toronto, ON) – November 9–11, 2026
The Ontario Gang Investigators Association’s National Gang Summit brings together law enforcement, corrections, educators and community partners working to address gang-related violence and exploitation. This year’s summit includes presentations on exploitation and, for the first time, is open to non-sworn participants.
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The Revolving Door: Trauma-Informed Victim Care and Human Trafficking Workshop (Huntsville, ON) – November 19–20, 2026
Presented by Timea’s Cause, this survivor-led, two-day workshop focuses on trauma-informed approaches for frontline professionals and police supporting people who have experienced human trafficking. Early-bird registration ends September 30.
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More learning opportunities
Advancing Sex Trafficking Through Education and Research (ASTER)
A project of Women’s College Hospital, ASTER works to identify and address gaps in health care for people who have experienced sex trafficking in Canada. Its online training series features researchers, service providers and other experts exploring health care and support for survivors.
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Preventing Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking: An Educator Platform
This free online training from White Ribbon helps educators recognize signs of sexual exploitation and human trafficking and provides resources for supporting students and school communities. Explore the training
