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HHRRC Testimonials
Hear from various individuals about how the Humanitarian and Human Rights Resource Center has impacted their work, their lives, and their mission to improve forensic science.
Membership Benefits
Since 1948, the American Academy of Forensic Sciences has served as the world's leading multidisciplinary organization for forensic science professionals. With over 6,500 members across 71 countries and 12 specialized sections, AAFS provides a collaborative community where p...
Manage Your Membership Status
Current AAFS members can use the links below to manage, upgrade, promote, or confirm their membership status. Members with retired or disabled status should contact the AAFS membership department.
Luncheon Seminars
Luncheon Seminars are 90-minute sessions that provide attendees with both lunch and an in-depth presentation covering a specific topic of special interest to the forensic community. They are available by pre-registration only. It is recommended to register for these special sessi...
Code of Conduct
Conference Accessibility
We're passionate about designing events that feel safe, inclusive, and accessible to all. We want to create the best experience for everyone attending the AAFS Scientific Conference. The following information will help you plan your AAFS experience and answer any questions y...
Vicarious Trauma Committee
The mission of the AAFS Vicarious Trauma Presidential ad hoc committee is to create an open, supportive community for forensic practitioners and AAFS members, dedicated to understanding and mitigating the impact of vicarious trauma. We aim to foster honest conversations, reduce s...
Academic Excellence: The Importance of Accreditation for Forensic Science Programs
Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by the Forensic Science Education Programs Accreditation Commission (FEPAC), a distinguished branch of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. This session is designed for program directors, school administrators, and forensic science educators who seek to elevate the quality and credibility of their academic offerings.
High Performance Computing Tools to Identify Novel Psychoactive Substances in Toxicology Samples
Analytical Characterization of Emerging Drugs – Practical Approaches to Address Forensic Science Challenges
Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy – Part II
Clandestine Synthesis of Methamphetamine: An Overview