Trusted technology. Safer families. Stronger communities.
Three days to protect families, build trustworthy technology, and strengthen communities. Join conversations across tech, civics, ethics, child and digital safety, law enforcement, education, faith communities, wellness, and veteran-owned enterprise.
Bring families, educators, faith leaders, veterans, public servants, technologists, law enforcement, and industry into one practical conversation.
Build and use technology responsibly. Provenance, consent, and child-safety by design — the module every learner touches before anything else.
White-hat fundamentals taught the right way, on sanctioned, isolated ranges.
How civic institutions work — and how to tell what's real in a noisy feed.
Proposed program framework. Full agenda, speakers, venue, broadcast plan, and ticket details will be announced as they are confirmed.
Cybersecurity, AI and technology ethics, media provenance, digital literacy, privacy, and nonpartisan civic education.
Child safeguarding, digital safety, school and church readiness, family solutions, community wellbeing, and qualified health and wellness resources.
Law enforcement and civic resilience, election administration and security, government and industry partnerships, and veteran-owned opportunities.
Churches, schools, law enforcement, families, technologists, and veteran-owned businesses can propose practical solutions. Public sessions will focus on responsibly shareable threat patterns; sensitive operational details require authorized, controlled settings. Open speaker slots and showcases use clear selection criteria. A ticket or sponsorship does not guarantee a stage slot, award, contract, or official action.
Anyone who wants to trade wasted screen time for real skills.
Safe devices, family digital safety, and a supervised room for kids.
Junior-to-pro tracks, CTFs, scholarships, and mentors.
Media-literacy tools and curriculum you can take back to class.
Full computing systems that run our apps and connect locally.
Inventors, defenders, scholars, and ethicists — people who built the thing, defended the thing, or spent a career thinking hard about whether we should have built it at all.
Keynote. Made something that's now in everyone's hands — and will tell you how it really happened.
Senior cyber practitioner who has run real incident response. Anchors the Cyber Lab.
Scholar who teaches how institutions work — method, never conclusions.
Has made an actual call with actual stakes. Chairs the Ethics Lab.
No faculty are confirmed yet — and we won't print a name until they've signed. Every open seat, what it asks, and what it pays is published. See the open seats & nominate someone →
Three-day attendance, family and student access, professional workshops, and a digital pass are being designed. Ticket prices and streaming access will be announced after venue, platform, and program details are confirmed.
In-person access and youth programming options are in development.
Workshops, roundtables, and partner showcases are being scoped.
Livestream and replay options are under review; platform, access, and price are not yet set.
Pass types, accessibility, captions, replay terms, and prices will be published when finalized. Full pricing →
Partners can support useful programming, accessible participation, and veteran-owned opportunities. Final packages and prices are being scoped.
Support family, student, educator, faith-community, and local participation.
Help support practical, evidence-led programming across the three-day summit.
Support age-appropriate programming, safeguards, and accessible family participation.
Support a showcase connecting veteran-owned businesses with employers and communities.
Or take a single activation — runway, CTF range, scholarship fund, badge & lanyard, quiet lounge. Tiers, comparison table & activations →
Venue and city to be announced — check back soon, or register and we'll email you the details.
Open in Maps →Dates, venue, program, passes, and livestream details will be announced when confirmed.
Request updatesPropose a speakerYes. The Juniors Room is fully supervised with screened, background-checked mentors and a two-adult rule. All lab activity runs on isolated, sanctioned infrastructure — never anyone else's networks.
No. Every lab has a beginner track. Come curious.
No. The Civics Lab teaches how to evaluate claims and sources — not what to conclude. It hands you the tools and lets you navigate for yourself.
Not yet — and we won't print a name until they've signed. No "invited," no "in talks with," no "past attendees have included." The faculty page lists the open seats, what each one is asked to do, and what it pays. If a name appears there, that person said yes in writing.
Pass options and prices will be published once the program and production costs are confirmed. Invited public-service guests may receive complimentary passes, subject to their ethics and travel rules. Community access may include sponsored or paid supporter seats. If a nonprofit partner is confirmed, optional donations will go directly to that organization. Tickets, donations, and purchases from exhibitors remain separate. See the passes page.
Ethical, authorized security work only — on systems you own or have written permission to test. The ethics-and-law module comes first, always.
Family, youth, digital, workshop, and replay access are still being designed. See the attendance page for updates.
Yes. Every page here can be read aloud, and the venue and materials are planned for wheelchair access, captioning on main-stage sessions, and quiet space. Tell us what you need when you register and we'll make it work.
Transfer and refund policies will be published before registration opens. Questions: kristen@bornbetween2generals.com.
