The Overdose Fatality Review (OFR) National Forum will take place on February 11–12, 2025 in Portland, Oregon. Join your peers as we highlight the advances that Overdose Fatality Reviews (OFRs) and communities have made in collaborating to prevent substance misuse and future overdose deaths.

This 1½-day convening offers the unique opportunity for multidisciplinary OFR members who participate in, lead, support, or are interested in OFRs to connect directly with colleagues from different backgrounds to discuss relevant issues, share ideas, exchange resources, and gain new skills to improve programs.

To underscore this year’s theme, Turning the Tide: Saving Lives, Supporting Recovery, and Honoring Those We Have Lost, participants will learn from national experts and practitioners of OFR in a mix of general-interest plenary sessions, workshops for those new to OFR, and skills trainings to strengthen existing OFRs.

No-cost Registration

There is no registration fee to attend! For more information and to register, visit our website. The registration confirmation email will include logistical details, including hotel reservation guidelines.

Post-Conference

If you are representing a tribal community or an OFR that is interested in working with area tribal communities or agencies, please consider attending our post-conference half-day event, Building Hope for Healing: Exploring Implementation of Overdose Fatality Reviews in Tribal Communities Workgroup.

Questions

Questions are welcome anytime at www.ofrtools.org/ContactUs.

The 6th Annual National Law Enforcement Summit presented by the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative (PAARI) will be held in Tampa, Florida, on February 25-26, 2025. The specific location will be announced soon.

This two-day gathering will unite law enforcement, public safety, and public health leaders from across the nation. Whether you are in the early stages of establishing non-arrest deflection programs or actively participating in them, this summit will offer valuable insights into pathways to treatment and recovery.