For academics

The recent cancellations of both in-person conferences and funding opportunities to travel has left many without the ability to share their research. Presenting at conferences helps build skills and network with like-minded scholars. CrimCon’s online conference gives you the chance to do both.

For criminal justice practitioners

You want to share your agency’s experience and stay on top of the latest research, but in-person conferences cost time and money to attend . CrimCon’s online conference is free to attend and you can view only the sessions you want.

For the public

Have you ever wondered what academic research really looks like in criminology and criminal justice? Now you can find out. CrimCon is free and open to all. You do not need to be affiliated with a university or criminal justice agency to attend.

Free as in information

We won’t charge anyone to submit presentations or view them. We believe science should be free to all.

Live & synchronous

Presentations will happen live, synchronously. We plan to use a webinar platform for registered attendees, plus a livestream that anyone can view.

Questions can be submitted by registered attendees and the general public. Conference organizers will curate questions, picking out only the best ones.

Recordings

RECORDING NOTICE: Due to extensive variation in recording consent laws and current litigation for online platform recording practices, the Criminology Consortium has disabled the recording feature of all conference events. Attendees should be aware that Criminology Consortium cannot prevent other attendees from recording or capturing conference-related materials.