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July 14, 2026Mental Health Weekly0 citations

Calling for proposals

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VCValerie A. Canady

Key Points

  • To gather proposals for presentations that showcase innovative solutions and research in mental health.
  • Proposals are accepted for breakout presentations lasting 60 minutes with Q&A.
  • Digital touch screen poster presentations are invited, displaying innovative practices and research.
  • The submission deadline is August 19.
  • Attendees include leaders from mental health organizations, health systems, and those with lived experience.
  • Proposals sought for various presentation formats to engage and educate participants.

Abstract

The National Council for Mental Wellbeing is accepting presentation proposals for NatCon 2027 and the Mental Health First Aid Summit in New Orleans, April 12−14. National Council leaders say they are seeking thought leaders and changemakers with practical solutions, groundbreaking research and compelling success stories to share. NatCon attendees include senior leaders of mental health and substance use treatment organizations; health system executives; human resource professionals; state, county and regional authorities; state treatment organization association representatives and individuals who identify as having living or lived experience. Proposals are being accepted for the following formats: Breakout Presentations: These last for 60 minutes and include a Q&A. Digital Touch Screen Poster Presentations: These are interactive displays of innovative practices and game‐changing programs that can include the latest in research and data. For more information, visit NatCon 2027 . The deadline for submission is Aug. 19.

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Valerie A. Canady (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a55d11a5aafca87247f8385https://doi.org/10.1002/mhw.34934
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