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Recap: Stories, Photos, and Video from ENVISION22

NCITE hosted its first in-person annual conference Oct. 27 and 28. View photos, video, and stories from this landmark event.

published: 2022/11/04

ENVISION22 graphic with nondescript character wearing a VR headset.

UNO Chancellor Joanne Li speaks on stage.

A shot of the crowd of attendees at ENVISION22.

OUP program manager Dana Saft speaks with attendees at ENVISION22.

Erin Grace speaks with a microphone at ENVISION22.

NCITE principal investigator Eric Frost speaks with a conference goer at ENVISION22.

NCITE Director Gina Ligon speaks to the crowd in Mammel Hall.

NCITE principal investigator Steve Windisch smiles at ENVISION22.

An NCITE student stands near her poster at ENVISION22.

An NCITE student speaks with PIs at ENVISION22.

NCITE's Matt Allen watches the stage at ENVISION22.

UNO Chancellor Joanne Li poses with NCITE students at ENVISION22.

An NCITE researcher speaks with another conference goer at ENVISION22.

NCITE researcher Iris Malone watches the stage with head in hand at ENVISION22.

NCITE Director Gina Ligon speaks on stage at ENVISION22.

Oct. 27 and 28, the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center (NCITE) hosted ENVISION22, its first in-person annual conference. The event, held on the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Scott Campus and streamed virtually, brought together members of NCITE’s world-class research consortium with leading voices in government, academia, law enforcement, and more.

Envisioning a Safer World

They came from near and far guided by a shared mission: To better understand some of the world’s most pressing problems. ENVISION22 drew about 200 in-person and virtual guests total. Read a full recap.