The 2025 Utah Children’s Justice Symposium is an annual event that gathers professionals from various fields to discuss and learn about the latest advancements in child abuse prevention and intervention. The symposium provides a platform for networking, sharing best practices, and gaining valuable insights from experts in the field. Attendance at the Utah Children’s Justice Symposium is highly recommended for those involved in the fight against child abuse.
An array of topics will be covered at this Symposium, including how to prevent institutional challenges that led to the Boy Scouts of America organization’s failure, MDT response and coordination, the effects of domestic violence on children, trauma-informed leadership, diagnosing child torture, and healing burnout.
This three-day symposium, by invitation only, will be filled with informative sessions and engaging workshops. With a carefully curated schedule, participants will have the opportunity to delve into each topic and gain a comprehensive understanding of the issues at hand. The symposium aims to equip professionals with the necessary tools and knowledge to make a lasting impact on vulnerable children.
Children's Justice Centers cannot accept child abuse reports directly. To report suspected abuse, please contact one of the following: