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Re:con 2026 is looking for engaging presenters ready to share their knowledge, experience, and ideas with professionals across the human services and nonprofit sectors.
Do you have an innovative approach, a successful program, a leadership strategy, or practical tools that could help others create meaningful change? We want to hear from you!
Re:con brings together professionals, educators, advocates, and leaders from across the human services and nonprofit community for an engaging conference focused on learning, collaboration, and connection. Through breakout sessions, workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, participants leave re:inspired, re:engaged, and ready to take on what’s next.
Presenters play an important role in creating that experience. Whether you’re sharing emerging practices, lessons learned, new ideas, or strategies that have made a difference in your organization or community, re:con provides an opportunity to connect with an audience eager to learn and grow.
Preferred Presentation Topics
While all proposals are welcome, our program committee is especially interested in presentations related to:
- Technology
- Policy
- Transition
- Mental Wellbeing & Behavioral Health
- Independent Living & Disability-Specific Topics
- Employment Opportunities
- Leadership
- Ethics
We encourage proposals that are engaging, practical, and applicable to the work of professionals across the human services and nonprofit sectors. Sessions that provide attendees with ideas, resources, strategies, and tools they can take back to their organizations are especially encouraged.
The proposal deadline is September 18, 2026.
Ready to share your expertise?
Submit your presentation proposal here.
If you have questions or need assistance while preparing your proposal, please contact Katie Kinde at [email protected].
Help us make re:con 2026 an experience filled with fresh ideas, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to learn from the people doing the work every day.
Share your expertise. Inspire others. Help shape the conversation at re:con 2026.

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