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Trust & Safety Conference 2024 (TrustCon2024)

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Mechelle B.J. Moore was invited as a panellist for hashtag#TrustCon2024 to speak on Financial Grooming: Known as "Pig Butchering" by Criminal Enterprise in San Francisco. Mechelle was able to provide a different perspective on scammers as the majority are victims of trafficking for forced criminality.
San Francisco, CA, July 22 – The Trust & Safety Professional Association (TSPA) is proud to once again host TrustCon, the premier global conference for trust and safety professionals, July 22-24 in San Francisco. Now in its third year, TrustCon 2024 will bring together over 1,300 attendees from around the world, making it the largest gathering of trust and safety professionals to date.

TrustCon 2024 arrives at a pivotal moment for the trust and safety profession. This year’s conference will delve into the changing nature of trust and safety work, exploring how professionals are adapting to new regulatory environments, grappling with emerging technologies like generative AI, and incorporating more global perspectives into their practice.

With more than 260 speakers across three days, TrustCon 2024 will feature 150 panels, presentations, and interactive workshops covering a wide range of crucial topics like safety by design, regulatory compliance, AI in trust & safety, psychological resilience, world elections, professional burnout, and cross-sector collaboration. This year’s conference also features a new child safety track sponsored by the Tech Coalition. With attendees from over 400 organizations and 40 countries, the conference will provide attendees with unparalleled opportunities to explore the latest challenges in online safety, share their professional experiences, and learn from their peers.
Period22 Jul 202424 Jul 2024
Event typeConference
LocationSan Fransisco, United States, CaliforniaShow on map
Degree of RecognitionInternational

Keywords

  • Transnational organised crime
  • Human Trafficking
  • Trafficking in Persons
  • Crypto Crime
  • Organised crime

Sustainable Development Goals

  • SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
  • SDG 17: Partnerships For The Goals

Countries where activity occurred

  • United States