The National Labor Trafficking Conference scheduled for November 9-10th, 2026 is being postponed until Fall 2027.
Across the field, organizations and practitioners are facing resource constraints and difficult decisions about where to direct their time and capacity. We recognize that these pressures affect participation in professional learning, even when events are offered virtually. After careful consideration the Conference Steering Committee has decided to reschedule the conference with these realities in mind.
We remain committed to offering a substantive, practice-focused conference on labor trafficking and appreciate the expertise and effort our presenters have already contributed. New dates will be shared as they are confirmed.
- The National Labor Trafficking Conference Steering Committee
2024 Conference Agenda:
Information from Previous Conferences:
2021 National Labor Trafficking Conference
The 2nd National Labor Trafficking Conference was hosted by Catholic Charities of Louisville, in partnership with the ACF Region IV Human Trafficking Advisory Group and New Frameworks. The 3-day conference was fully virtual in October 2021 due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Click on "Registration" at the link above to access the content from the 2021 conference.
ACF Overview of 2021 National Labor Trafficking Conference
2018 National Labor Trafficking Conference
The first National Labor Trafficking Conference was hosted by Catholic Charities of Louisville, in partnership with the ACF Region IV Human Trafficking Advisory Group. The 2-day Conference was held at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville, KY. in October 2018.
News Coverage: Conference examines trafficking in the U.S., by Ruby Thomas, The Record, October 2018
