The Wisconsin ICAC Conference on Missing and Exploited Children is designed for all ICAC Task Force members and affiliate agencies, as well as multi-disciplinary team members and other child-serving professionals. The purpose of this conference is to provide nationwide training to expand the efforts, knowledge-base and further enhance the skills of law enforcement investigators who are combating the online sexual exploitation of children. Conference sessions will highlight critical topics for multidisciplinary teams, advanced investigative techniques, digital forensics, victim services, investigating missing children, Child Abduction Response Team (CART) formation, mental wellness and open-source intelligence methods. There is no registration fee to attend the conference, however, all attendees are responsible for paying for their own lodging, airfare, meals, etc.
Washington State ICAC Task Force, in partnership with Microsoft, will be hosting the 11th annual NW ICAC & Technology Conference, at the Microsoft Campus in Redmond, WA on October 6th – 10th. Can you believe it’s been 11 years of bringing together subject matter experts from around the country and world to educate our attendees. This conference has grown from a one-day training with 40 people in attendance to a five-day conference with opportunities for certification, world class instructors, networking, an amazing opportunity to explore Microsoft’s campus and build lasting relationships. We are happy to announce our registration is open and invite you to come learn with investigators, forensic examiners, prosecutors, industry professionals and others from around the nation and world. Our early bird pricing ends April 30th.
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