International Congress on Evidence-based Parenting Support
Online: 4-7 June 2025
I-CEPS 2025: A Resounding Success!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for I-CEPS 2025. Building on the incredible momentum of I-CEPS 2023, this year’s Congress brought together global leaders, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to drive forward the movement for accessible, high-quality, evidence-based parenting support worldwide.
Plenary Presenters
Matthew Sanders
Keynote Speaker
Carolyn Webster-Stratton
Keynote Speaker
Jay Belsky
Keynote Speaker
Kenneth Miller
Keynote Speaker
David Kavanagh
Keynote Speaker
Fatumo Osman
Invited Speaker
Phillip Fisher
Invited Speaker
Catherine Chamberlain
Invited Speaker
Patty Leijtin
Invited Speaker
Annette Baur
Invited Speaker
Tony Biglan
Invited Speaker
Craig Garfield
Invited Speaker
Max Crowley
Invited Speaker
Suzanne Kerns
Invited Speaker
Alina Morawska
Invited Speaker
Isabelle Roskam
Invited Speaker
Jumana Odeh
Invited Speaker
Derek McCormack
Panel
Chris Hatherly
Workshop
Amit Baumel
Invited Speaker
Ron Prinz
Panel
Pat Crittenden
Workshop
Beth Stormshak
Panel
Shelina Bhamani
Workshop
Helen Johnson
Workshop
Gregory Fabiano
Panel
Monica Oxford
Workshop
Introducing Parent Day
Parent Day is an innovative online parenting event, taking place on 7 June 2025, providing parents and carers with cutting-edge research from the world’s leading universities and institutions.
Evidence shows that well-informed parenting is one of the most powerful influences on a child’s success and happiness, and this day is dedicated to making that knowledge accessible to parents everywhere.
Parent Day is not a typical online forum—this inaugural event is focused not just on parenting itself, but on the overall well-being of parents, carers, and children, and informed by the latest scientific research. It provides a chance for parents to engage with experts who understand real parenting challenges.
We are committed to making Parent Day accessible, inclusive, and relevant to all. Our program is carefully designed to reflect the diverse experiences and needs of families from all walks
of life. Through our “My Say” survey, we also hope to collect the views and experiences of parents and carers, shaping future studies and programs.
