We are excited to announce that calls for presentation and panelist applications are now OPEN for the 2027 NCTTP Symposium!
This year's theme: Adaptation, Innovation and Quality Assurance: Torture Treatment in these Modern Times
Would you like to submit a proposal to present at the 2027 Symposium on Monday, March 22nd, 2027? We are accepting applications for in-person (Washington D.C.), hybrid, and virtual presenters interested in presenting on a topic related to this year's Symposium theme. If you are interested in presenting, please submit an application using this link.
We are also accepting applications from SOT program leaders for the 2027 Symposium's Presidential Panel: Adaptation, Innovation and Quality Assurance: Perspectives from Program Leadership. If you are interested in participating as a panelist, please submit an application using this link. Note: For the 2027 Symposium, there is preference for panelist applicants who will be able to participate in-person.
Applications are due Monday, December 7th, 2026, at 11:59PM EST. We will send out paper and panelist application acceptances by mid-January 2027!
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History of NCTTP Symposium: Since March 2009, the NCTTP has hosted its yearly meeting and annual symposium in Washington D.C. José Quiroga and Abdallah Boumediene volunteered to be the initial organizers, and Dr. Quiroga has continued in that role since then.
Who should attend? This symposium is directed to physicians, psychologists, social workers, physical therapists, journalists, human rights advocates, political scientists, and lawyers in disciplines such as medicine, psychology, social work, case management, epidemiology, human rights, and justice and reparation.
How do I register? We will post a registration link in Fall 2026. Stay tuned!
How much does it cost to attend the Symposium? Ticket prices will remain the same as last year, with options for student and member center discounts. Volunteers receive free entry to the Symposium. If you would like to volunteer, please email communications@ncttp.org.
Questions? Please contact events@ncttp.org and communications@ncttp.org with any inquiries!