International Conference on Criminology and Criminal Justice (ICCCJ 2026)

The International Conference on Criminology and Criminal Justice (ICCCJ 2026) is a premier event dedicated to advancing the fields of criminology and criminal justice. Organized by the Canadian Association for Scientific Research and Publication (CASRP), the conference aims to provide a platform for academicians, researchers, practitioners, and students worldwide to share their research findings and experiences. Scheduled for December 9, 2026, in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, the conference seeks to foster international collaboration and contribute to the global discourse on crime and justice.

The conference will cover a wide range of topics, including emerging trends in crime, technology's impact on criminal justice, restorative justice and rehabilitation, intersectionality and social justice, globalization and transnational crime, crime prevention, forensic science integration, interdisciplinary approaches in criminology and law, and victimology. These themes are designed to address contemporary challenges and developments in the field, encouraging participants to engage in meaningful discussions and share innovative solutions.

Attendees will have opportunities to network with peers from around the world, participate in panel discussions, and attend keynote presentations. The conference will also feature a call for papers, with a submission deadline of November 12, 2026, allowing researchers to present their work and receive feedback from experts in the field. This event is an excellent opportunity for professionals and scholars to stay updated on the latest research and practices in criminology and criminal justice.

The ICCCJ 2026 is ideal for criminologists, criminal justice professionals, policymakers, and students interested in the evolving landscape of crime and justice. By attending, participants can gain insights into emerging issues, contribute to global discussions, and establish connections that may lead to future collaborations and advancements in the field.