; (ii) track and report all Federal research and expenditures related to community violence; and (iii) identify gaps in community violence research, governmental expenditures on community violence issues, and promising strategies that have not yet been rigorously evaluated. (5) Conferral (A) In general The Center shall establish a biennial conference to include— (i) grantees and providers of intensive site implementation support in the community violence field that receive funding under this title or title II; and (ii) other key stakeholders. (B) Topics The topics to be addressed at the biennial conference shall include— (i) the administration of grants; (ii) challenges and gaps in community violence intervention initiatives; (iii) strategies for overcoming such challenges and gaps; (iv) promising practices in the field; and (v) emerging trends. (C) Report Not later than 90 days after the conclusion of each biennial conference, the Center shall publish a comprehensive report that— (i) summarizes the issues presented during the conference and what, if any, policies the Center intends to implement to address those issues; and (ii) is made available to the public on the Center’s website and submitted to the Congress. (6) Capacity building and fostering innovation The Center shall— (A) promote expansion and development of the field of community violence intervention and prevention, including fostering collaboration, information sharing, and dissemination of best practices among practitioners, providers of intensive site implementation support, and programs and individuals working in the same regions or States, including the identification and dissemination to the public of best practices for addressing community violence; (B) develop a plan for expanding providers of intensive site implementation support in the field of community violence intervention and prevention