This session explores the critical importance of fostering strong, collaborative relationships between Trust & Safety teams and law enforcement agencies. Developing and maintaining productive partnerships that enhance online safety while respecting user privacy and platform integrity.

• Creating clear, efficient lines of communication with law enforcement agencies, designating points of contact and setting up secure information-sharing protocols.
• Exploring reciprocal training opportunities with law enforcement to enhance mutual understanding of respective roles and capabilities.
• Examining frameworks for responding to law enforcement requests while upholding user privacy and platform principles.
• Proactively engaging with law enforcement on emerging threats and trends to collaborate on prevention strategies
• Addressing the challenges of working with law enforcement across different jurisdictions and navigating legal environments/requirements

Our final panel discussion brings together leaders from across function to explore strategies for breaking down silos and fostering collaboration across all aspects of T&S operations., creating a more integrated and effective approach to platform safety and integrity. Key discussion points include:

• Involving engineering, enforcement, and moderation teams in the policy creation process to build more collaborative, implementable and effective policies.
• Addressing the challenges of information sharing across teams and discussing solutions for creating more streamlined, efficient communication channels in real-time
• Integrating training programs to give team members a holistic understanding of T&S operations
• Developing shared key performance indicators that align the objectives of different T&S teams and drive more cohesive strategies.
• Breaking down silos to more agile and effective responses to new T&S challenges. Discuss real-world examples of successful cross-team collaborations in addressing emerging threats.
• Examining leadership strategies and organisational structures that promote cross-functional collaboration in T&S