Registration Now Open: 2027 HEAL Virtual Summit

Freedom Reclaimed: Creating Conditions for Agency, Opportunity, and Hope

January 21, 2027 | 10:00 AM–4:30 PM ET | Virtual

Registration is now open for the second annual HEAL Virtual Summit on Human Trafficking in Healthcare, presented by HEAL Trafficking and Boston Children’s Hospital.

Everyone deserves the freedom to live safely, pursue opportunity, and shape a future of their own choosing. Human trafficking undermines that freedom, impacting autonomy, dignity, and access to opportunity.

This year’s Summit, Freedom Reclaimed: Creating Conditions for Agency, Opportunity, and Hope, will bring together healthcare professionals, survivor leaders, researchers, advocates, and community partners to explore how our collective response to trafficking can support meaningful choice, opportunity, and hope.

A Day of Learning and Connection

Held during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, the Summit offers a full day of learning and conversation for professionals and community members working across healthcare, public health, and allied systems.

Through keynote presentations, a panel discussion, interactive workshops, and a conversation with survivor leaders, participants will explore approaches that center survivor voice, strengthen collaboration, and expand access to care, resources, and opportunities.

The Summit welcomes participants at all experience levels, including those who are new to human trafficking response and experienced professionals looking to connect with others across the field.

Speaker and session details will be announced soon.

Registration Details

Date: Thursday, January 21, 2027
Time: 10:00 AM–4:30 PM ET
Location: Virtual, live

Registration costs:

• Without continuing education credits: $180 early registration / $200 regular registration
• With continuing education credits: $225 early registration / $250 regular registration

A 10% group discount is available for organizations registering three or more participants. Scholarships are available for individuals with lived experience of trafficking.

Continuing education credits are available for eligible participants through Boston Children’s Hospital. Please refer to the registration page for details about credit types, eligibility, and requirements.

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