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The Conference had its beginning in 1903, when a group of state licensing boards came together in Denver to consider their common problems in transporting bodies across state lines. In 1904 delegates convened for the 2nd meeting of this organization at St. Louis and adopted the name The Joint Conference of Embalmers' Examining Boards and State Boards of Health and formally organized. In 1928 the organization started to discuss the question of accrediting schools of Mortuary Science and Education, and a system of grading schools was set up.
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read moreThe International Conference is a not-for-profit voluntary association providing examination services, information, and regulatory support to funeral service licensing boards and educators, governmental bodies and other regulatory agencies. To be the collective voice of the funeral service regulatory community and promote excellence in regulation through the sharing of best practices and the facilitation of open dialogues across all jurisdictions. To be the premier source for examination services, information and regulatory support for the death care profession by continually monitoring the regulatory environment and providing services to meet the needs of our membership.