Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office announced on April 3 that registration is now open for the 2026 Partners for Change Conference, scheduled to take place September 2-3 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Norman Hotel & Conference Center.
The conference aims to bring together professionals from Oklahoma and nearby regions to strengthen coordinated responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking. The event provides training opportunities for victim service providers, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, advocates, court personnel, tribal representatives and community partners.
“The Partners for Change Conference is an important opportunity to bring together professionals who are on the front lines of protecting victims and holding offenders accountable,” Drummond said. “By strengthening collaboration and sharing best practices, we can enhance public safety and better support survivors across our state.”
Last year’s conference attracted more than 530 attendees. Organizers expect even higher participation this year. In addition to workshops and sessions, the event will feature between 15 and 20 vendor booths offering resources related to victim advocacy, law enforcement support services, trauma-informed care initiatives, prevention strategies and community-based programs.
Drummond leads the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office with a focus on combating crime, ensuring government transparency, strengthening tribal relations and upholding the rule of law according to his official biography. He also brings extensive legal experience in his role as head of the agency according to his official biography.
The Attorney General’s Office advocates for policies supporting sectors such as energy and education while promoting tougher laws against crimes like rape or drug distribution according to its official biography. The office works closely with state and federal partners on issues including organized crime as reported in its official biography, operates within public legal services according to its official biography, and maintains operations based in Oklahoma as noted in leadership background materials.
The conference is open to professionals involved in victim services or public safety fields. Additional information about registration can be found on the event’s conference page.
