Trusted technology. Safer families. Stronger communities.
A national gathering for people building practical answers across technology, ethics, civics, child safety, family and community wellbeing, public service, and veteran-owned enterprise.
Dates · venue · streaming · ticket details: to be announcedProposed themes and session formats. Exact timings, speakers, and experiences will be published after confirmation.
Use technology responsibly and check information with sound methods.
Practical conversations for families, educators, churches, schools, and community organizations.
Connect public institutions, employers, and veteran entrepreneurs around real services and opportunities.
Open proposals will be organized into timed talks, moderated panels, demonstrations, workshops, and veteran-owned solution showcases. Each slot will have a stated length, audience, moderator, and submission criteria. Proposed default: 20-minute presentation plus 10-minute Q&A, adjusted by track.
Anyone may submit a proposal for review. Acceptance and timing depend on fit, capacity, safety review, and the final program. A paid pass or sponsorship does not guarantee a speaking slot.
View open speaker opportunities →Explore audience-choice and panel-reviewed recognition for practical, ethical solutions, with published eligibility and judging criteria. Possible outcomes include introductions, pilot conversations, mentorship, and partner follow-up.
Award, contract, incentive, funding, official endorsement, or immediate adoption is never guaranteed. Public-sector and military leaders would be invited to listen, assess, and discuss next steps, subject to their participation and applicable rules.
Heads of state and government, agency and municipal leaders, law enforcement, election administrators, and military representatives, invited to attend or contribute in an appropriate capacity.
Parents, churches, schools, educators, child-safety advocates, youth-serving organizations, and family-support leaders.
Technology and safety practitioners, employers, veteran-owned businesses, investors, housing professionals, and qualified health and wellness providers.
In-person and digital participation are being planned. Ticket prices—including the proposed premium three-day digital pass—will be set after streaming rights, production, captioning, and replay access are scoped.
Propose a speaker or showcase Attendance updatesChurches, schools, law-enforcement teams, families, veteran-owned businesses, technology companies, educators, and community groups can propose a timed presentation, workshop, or demo. The summit is designed for candid, practical discussion. Public sessions will avoid details that could expose a person, active investigation, facility weakness, or operational method; sensitive material belongs only in an authorized, properly controlled setting.
Share a safety practice, civic tool, education program, technology, family solution, or veteran-owned service. Disclose evidence, limits, funding interests, and what help you need.
Visitors can learn, volunteer, share a campaign, request a connection, or support a participating cause. If a nonprofit donation route is offered, it will go directly to a verified nonprofit partner with its recipient and terms shown.
Companies may display products and services. Purchases will be made with each seller under its stated terms; the summit will disclose any event fees or referral relationship before transactions.
Community access: Community tickets may include sponsor-backed seats and optional giving through a confirmed nonprofit partner. Donations, event tickets, and company product sales are separate transactions. No tax-deductibility claim will be made unless the recipient confirms it.
Heads of state and government, attorneys general, agency leaders, law enforcement, election administrators, and military representatives will receive complimentary, invitation-only public-service passes. These passes carry no speaking requirement, sponsor benefit, or implied endorsement. Attendance remains subject to the invitee’s ethics, travel, and agency rules.
We are reserving a possible screening and conversation for the PsyOp’er adaptation and a Boone-honoring documentary. The adaptation site currently identifies its cuts as development material. A public premiere depends on the final cut, archive and music rights, estate and likeness approvals, authentic voice clearances, and film-team consent.