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June 9-11, 2027, Embassy Suite Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota Trust is built through intentional actions, consistent practices, and meaningful connections. In supervised visitation, every interaction presents an opportunity to strengthen trust with children, families, courts, and communities while maintaining a shared commitment to safety. As we gather in Minneapolis, where bridges span the Mississippi River and connect communities, we are reminded that strong connections begin with solid foundations. Just as bridges are built to provide stability and connection, trust requires thoughtful practice, consistency, and a commitment to navigating challenges together. The Work of Trust invites supervised visitation professionals to explore how the everyday choices we make create safer environments, strengthen relationships, and build the foundations necessary to support children and families through safe parenting time. Key highlights include: June 9-11, 2027 , Embassy Suite Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota Dynamic Workshops & Keynotes focusing on trust, accountability, and family resilience, with sessions led by leading voices in the field. Hybrid Attendance Options to experience the conference in person in the heart of MInneapolis or virtually from the comfort of your home. Unforgettable Networking Opportunities through receptions, guided discussions, and downtime to relax and connect with peers against the backdrop of the land of 10,000 lakes, beautiful Minneapolis!

Custody Exchanges at Police Stations: Are they Safe? The idea sounds reasonable. If I want to insure that my child and I are safe when exchanging my child, surely I will be safe at the Police Station doing this, right? Local Police Stations have even been announcing established safe exchange zones, which are clearly marked areas in the parking lot of a well-lit police station, or even in the lobby of the police station, for people to meet and sell their craigslist or online purchased goods with less fear of a quick or violent rip-off. The problem is that these announcements have been increasingly mentioning that these typically un-staffed and un monitored, other than by camera, zones can also be used for child custody exchanges. Learn why this may be a bad idea HERE