2023 Call for Proposals

Proposal due date: October 7, 2022, 11:59 pm

Selection process

All submissions will be peer reviewed.  Lead Presenters will be notified by November 10, 2022 whether or not their proposal has been accepted. Applicants will indicate if they are interested in a community conversations session or a thematic poster session.

Please note that this submission process is for the in-person component of the conference, and one presenter from every accepted session must plan to attend the conference in-person.

Download Call for Proposals & Guidelines

Proposal Submission Form
(due by October 7th for consideration)

Session Descriptions

There are two types of concurrent sessions that we will be hosting at the conference.

Community Conversations – 75 minute concurrent session

Community Conversations provide a venue through which presenters bring a question or concept to the table for deliberation. Presenters introduce the question or concept and participants engage with one another in dialogue around that topic. Community Conversations are highly interactive and allow for space to deliberate and discuss field-level issues. Community Conversations will not have AV support, as the intention is to make these sessions true dialogues among participants.

Thematic poster session – 75 minute concurrent session

Posters will be thematically grouped with 3-5 posters sharing a common theme or focus and will be set up in a breakout room. Each poster in a Thematic Poster Session group will be displayed on a poster board (no additional audiovisual aids are permitted). Conference participants will have 15 minutes to view the posters in that session, 3 minutes to hear oral summaries of each poster, 30 minutes for group discussion and 15 minutes for closing reflections. An invited moderator facilitates discussion and encourages participants to raise questions and share experiences pertinent to themes raised by the posters.