1. What is this conference about?

The conference theme is “Rooted in Well-Being. Planted in Community. Cultivated by Hope.”

The aim of this event is to reflect on TRI’s global impact, celebrate our shared work, and shape a forward-looking vision grounded in resilience and community wellbeing. We also hope to foster meaningful connections and dialogue across diverse communities of practice, sectors, and regions.

This 2½-day gathering will bring together approximately 150 in-person participants and over 100 virtual attendees, including current and past training participants, facilitators, board members, community partners, and staff.

Conference topics will include application of CRM and TRM models in various settings and diverse populations, current research studies, innovative and groundbreaking programs, and interactive or hands-on activities you can integrate into your practice.

More details about keynote speakers, presenters, and sessions will be announced soon.

2. When and where is the conference?

The conference will take place on October 2 – 4, 2026 at Doubletree by Hilton Claremont, 

555 W. Foothill Blvd. Claremont, CA 91711 (the hotel is 12 miles from Ontario (ONT) International Airport, CA) 

• Virtual access to the conference will also be available through the Whova platform. 

• TRI’s 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner will be on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at 6:00 pm
  

3. Who should attend?

This 20-year gathering brings together the TRI community, past and present, as well as those interested in the future of resilience-based work. We welcome long-time partners, trained practitioners, educators, community leaders, and those newly engaging with TRI’s models to connect, reflect and celebrate.

4. How do I register?

Follow our website and email updates for announcements. 

• Early Bird registration will be from June 1 – 30.

• Deadline for in-person registration is September 25, 2026 and virtual registration will close on September 30, 2026
  

5. How much will it cost to attend?

Tiered Conference Pricing

In-Person: 

Full Conference Pass

• October 2–4 (2.5 Days)

• $350 (Early Bird: $325)

• Experience the full 2.5-day conference, including all sessions, speakers, and networking opportunities.

One-Day Pass

• $175 (Early Bird: $150)

• Valid for any one day (October 2, 3, or 4)

• Access to all sessions and programming for your selected day.

Gala Ticket

• $75

• Join us for an evening celebration as part of TRI’s 20-year milestone.

Virtual 

• (Oct 2 – 4): $275 (Early Bird = $250) 

In-Person Volunteer Discount: 20%-60% for up to 15 hours of volunteer work.

Student Discount: 40%

CEUs

Earn up to approximately 11CEU units, $40 processing fee

Gala Dinner Tickets

You may purchase a ticket for yourself and guest(s) for the Gala Dinner (optional): $75 each

6. Will accommodation be available nearby?

Accommodation available onsite at DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont with block discounts 

beginning Oct. 1, 2026 through Oct. 5, 2026. Singles/Doubles Rate per night: $179 + taxes 

Group Code: TRA   Link: https://group.doubletree.com/vdldle    Reservation cut-off date Sept. 11

When you stay where the conference will be held, you maximize connecting and networking with other participants and attending the sessions without the hassle of traffic in the greater Los Angeles area.

7. How can I stay updated?

Visit our website, follow our social media channels, or sign up for email updates to receive the latest news and announcements.

Two months prior to the event, all registered attendees (in-person and virtual) will receive access to the Whova online platform where you can access the program schedule, select break-out sessions, and other additional information.

8. Who can I contact with questions?

For general inquiries, please reach out to Karen Chatt at TRIconference@communitytri.com