Events
Annual Collequium in Capri
We are pleased to announce its participation in the Annual Colloquium in Capri, an esteemed international forum dedicated to advancing scholarly dialogue in neuroethics, neuroscience, and related disciplines.
The colloquium provides an important opportunity for interdisciplinary engagement, bringing together distinguished clinicians, researchers, and academic leaders to examine emerging scientific developments, ethical considerations, and collaborative approaches to addressing complex challenges in brain health and neurological science.
ICONN is honored to contribute to these discussions and remains committed to fostering scientific excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the advancement of neuroethics through education, research, and international partnership. We look forward to sharing insights from the colloquium with our community following the event.
* Times are not accurate as this event is not open to the public.
IAFMHS Helsinki Conference
Member Forum
The International College of Neuroethics and Neuroscience (ICONN) is excited to announce our first Members-only Forum, a unique opportunity for members to directly engage with the founders of ICONN and international thought leaders on the most pressing concerns in the treatment of individuals with schizophrenia disorders.
This hosted online event will be held on Monday, March 23, 2026 from 9:00 to 10:30am (Pacific Standard Time).
Check back for updated information closer to the event.
American Academy Of Psychiatry And The Law
Join Dr. Felice Carabellese, Dr. Charles Scott, Dr. Jhilam Biswas, and Dr. Lia Parente on October 31, 4:15-6:15 PM, in Salon G (4th floor) for “Psychiatric Treatment Is Not Torture: Revealing the Truth About Neglect.”
Rome Colloquium 2025
Reforms in Italy have demonstrated that when systems are held accountable, individuals living with psychotic illnesses can lead fulfilling lives within their communities. The country has nearly eradicated both the institutionalization and criminalization of schizophrenia by ensuring accountability in community funding and removing the harmful standards for treating those who lack medical decision-making capacity.
Psychiatric Congress
Dr. Stephen Stahl will give the Keynote Address on September 17. Please join us for a Reception right after. The exact location will be announced during the keynote.
Special guests: Dr. Stephen Stahl, Father Alberto Carrara, Dr. Charles Scott, and Dr. Katherine Warburton
Dublin 2025
ICONN will be hosting an evening conversation following the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services. Please join us for a wine and canape reception at the Atrium on the Trinity College campus.
Los Angeles 2025
In 2024, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority estimated that 75,312 people were experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County, and 45,252 in the City of Los Angeles. Approximately, 25% of this population suffers from mental illness, many of them suffer from schizophrenia.
Join us at 8 AM at the American Psychiatric Association’s Annual meeting for a talk and “Call to Action.” Let’s continue the conversation across the street at 10 AM, at La Casita inside Hotel Figueroa, and hear more from ICONN’s board members about our mission. Join us in building a global coalition.