Riding is just what we do...
Recovery is who we are.

The 2026 BCJC Training Conference brings together Peer Support Specialists, healthcare professionals, first responders, clergy, and community partners from across the nation who share one common goal: building stronger, healthier communities. Together, we’ll explore new ideas, share lived experiences, and collaborate on creative strategies that help individuals and families affected by mental health and substance use challenges find lasting recovery and hope.

Throughout the conference, you’ll gain practical tools to improve health outcomes, bridge inequities, and adapt innovations that meet the unique strengths and needs of the communities you serve. We’ll also focus on strengthening recovery support networks—the often-unsung backbone of successful healing and transformation.

Engaging plenary sessions from national thought leaders, hands-on workshops, and interactive discussions will offer space for both learning and connection. You’ll discover fresh approaches to collaboration, outreach, and leadership, all designed to equip community champions like you with the knowledge and inspiration to make meaningful change.

At its heart, this conference is about more than education—it’s about empowerment. It’s about uniting people in recovery, faith-based communities, and local leaders who believe in the power of community to transform lives. Come ready to connect, share, and grow.

Join us in building stronger communities, one relationship at a time—because Hope is REAL!

Are you here because someone handed you a red rag?

Did you receive a Serenity Rag?

These events provides a safe, supportive space for individuals and families impacted by these crises while honoring the memory of loved ones lost. Riders—both motorcycles and other vehicles—will carry the names of those we’ve lost in our communities, creating a powerful visual tribute and a shared commitment to prevention, healing, and hope.