1. Reducing Harm: Exploring innovative strategies and interventions aimed at minimizing the negative consequences associated with substance use, addiction, and other risky behaviors. This could encompass harm reduction techniques such as needle exchange programs, safe consumption sites, and education initiatives.

2. Rebuilding Communities: Focusing on the importance of community-based approaches in addressing the root causes of substance use and related harms. This may involve discussions on community empowerment, peer support networks, and initiatives aimed at promoting social inclusion and resilience.

3. Recovery-Oriented Practices: Highlighting the role of harm reduction in supporting individuals on their journey towards recovery from substance use disorders and other addictive behaviors. This could involve discussions on trauma-informed care, holistic treatment approaches, and the integration of harm reduction principles into mainstream healthcare and social services.

The conference may feature a diverse range of sessions, workshops, and panel discussions led by experts, advocates, and individuals with lived experience. It aims to foster collaboration, learning, and solidarity among participants, with the ultimate goal of promoting healthier, safer, and more supportive communities for all.