Summit for Protecting Kids 2026
Summit for Protecting Kids is a free, one-day, in-person summit for adults who support children online.
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum
- Dates
- October 21, 2026
- Venue
- U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum
- Price
- Free registration
TL;DR
- Summit for Protecting Kids 2026 takes place on October 21, 2026, at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum in Colorado Springs.
- Registration is free.
- Free registration includes lunch, and dietary accommodations can be requested after registering.
- The one-day summit is for educators, counselors, youth and faith leaders, parents, and other trusted adults.
Who you'll find in the room
Educators and school staff
People working in education and schools.
Counselors
Counselors and social workers supporting children.
Youth and faith leaders
Youth pastors and faith leaders.
Parents and caregivers
Parents, caregivers, and other trusted adults, including grandparents, neighbors, and mentors.
Featured speakers
5 listedPreston Goff
VP, Global Communications (host) · The Exodus Road
Laura Parker
CEO · The Exodus Road
Sarah Ray
VP, Global Programs · The Exodus Road
Kaitlyn Lopas
Director of Education · The Exodus Road
David Galvan
Partners on record
1 listedVenue & travel
Venue
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, 200 S Sierra Madre St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903Getting there
Paid on-site parking is available, with overflow options shared in the confirmation email.
Questions people ask
7 answeredSummit for Protecting Kids 2026 is on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
It is held at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, 200 S Sierra Madre St, in downtown Colorado Springs.
Registration for the summit is free. A separate train-the-trainer add-on lists seats from $500. The summit is fully underwritten by The Exodus Road and sponsors including presenting sponsor N2 GIVES.
The audience includes educators, school staff, counselors, youth and faith leaders, parents, and other trusted adults.
It can be worth attending if the subject fits your responsibilities. Compare the agenda, learning objectives, travel, and time away from work before deciding.
Smart casual is a practical default for a professional daytime conference. Choose comfortable layers and shoes, and check any organizer guidance if it is published.
Roles include educators, school staff, counselors, youth and faith leaders, parents, and other trusted adults. Schools, churches, youth organizations, and counseling teams are encouraged to attend together.
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