The Greg and Mary Ann Renz Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect is an annual conference aimed at providing information and skills that support a multidisciplinary approach to improve prevention, treatment, investigation and prosecution of child abuse and neglect.
We hope you’ll join us for this year’s Virtual Together for Children conference from Oct. 14-16, 2025. This is an excellent opportunity to virtually attend a collection of our sessions from this year’s in-person conference, including the keynote presentation by Jimmy Widdifield, Jr., at a reduced cost.
The 2026 conference will be held at the Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells, WI, from April 22-24. Additional registration details coming soon.
This conference allows for professionals, both within and outside of Children’s Wisconsin, to learn information about Together for Children. This topic allows those who have attended in the past to learn updated information about the upcoming conference, and it allows new or potential attendees to gain a positive and appealing impression.
The professionals reading this information will learn about this unique educational and networking opportunity, its purpose, and steps they can take to attend the conference. Professionals will also learn about some of the content including seminar day topics/speakers and keynote topics/speakers.
Together for Children is a long-standing conference with a rich history that draws professionals from around the country and throughout Wisconsin. It is a unique opportunity to learn about emerging research, practice and policy impacting child welfare and child protection with peers from multidisciplinary fields. The presenters at Together for Children are carefully selected by a diverse yet cohesive planning team. This team is comprised of professionals representing several departments at Children’s Wisconsin in addition to those from partnering organizations such as Department of Children and Families, the Child Abuse Neglect and Prevention Board, Department of Corrections and Department of Justice.
