This summit focuses on the intersection of Black community health, criminal justice reform, and empowerment strategies. The summit calls for speakers to address anti‑recidivism programs, culturally responsive care, and youth leadership.

A regional summit organized by the Chicago Department of Public Health focusing on implementing trauma‑informed practices across schools, correctional facilities, and community health centers. The summit accepts workshop proposals and case‑study presentations.

The Chicago Urban League convenes leaders, policymakers, and community activists to discuss strategies for Black economic empowerment, racial equity, and social justice. The conference includes a Call for Speakers that welcomes proposals on community health, trauma‑informed practices, and youth leadership. Presentations are featured in plenary sessions and breakout workshops.

The NASW Annual Conference attracts social work professionals nationwide and features a Call for Speakers on social justice, racial equity, and community health. Proposals focusing on anti‑recidivism programs, trauma‑informed practice, and youth empowerment within Black communities are highly prioritized.

The APHA Annual Meeting brings together public health professionals to discuss community health, health equity, and policy. The conference includes a Call for Abstracts for presentations and panels, offering a platform for speakers on trauma‑informed care and anti‑recidivism health initiatives.

A premier gathering for behavioral health leaders focusing on evidence‑based treatments, recovery models, and trauma‑informed care across community settings. The conference issues a CFP for clinical workshops and policy panels.

Hosted by the International Institute for Restorative Practices, this conference explores restorative justice models in criminal, school, and community settings. It invites practitioners and scholars to submit proposals for plenary sessions, workshops, and poster presentations.

Hosted by the Arkansas Department of Human Services, this state‑level conference addresses trauma‑informed approaches, substance‑use treatment, and reentry support for justice‑involved populations. Speakers are invited via a Call for Abstracts.

Hosted in Little Rock, this conference brings together Black business owners, community leaders, and policymakers to explore pathways to economic development and social equity in Arkansas. Speakers are solicited on topics such as community health initiatives, trauma‑informed community policing, and youth entrepreneurship within Black communities.

An annual forum organized by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences that brings together health providers, correctional agencies, and community leaders to discuss integrated health and reentry models. Call for proposals includes workshops and research presentations.

The National Reentry Conference convenes service providers, policymakers, and formerly incarcerated individuals to share evidence‑based strategies for successful reentry and reducing recidivism. The event issues a Call for Speakers for workshops and research presentations.

Organized by the National Black Psychology Association, this summit focuses on mental health challenges and trauma‑informed strategies within Black communities, featuring panels on youth leadership and community empowerment. Speakers are sought through a CFP.

NBJC is the largest national gathering focused on Black LGBTQIA+ empowerment, racial justice, and community health. The conference issues a Call for Speakers for plenary talks, workshops, and poster sessions covering trauma‑informed care, anti‑recidivism strategies, and youth leadership development.

The Prison Reform & Innovation Expo gathers practitioners, entrepreneurs, and policymakers to showcase solutions that reduce recidivism and promote restorative practices. Speakers are invited for keynote talks, panels, and product demos.

Hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), this event highlights youth‑driven approaches to mental health, trauma prevention, and community advocacy. A Call for Youth Speakers invites students and young professionals to present.

NCORE is the premier national gathering of scholars, administrators, and advocates focused on racial equity in higher education. The conference issues a Call for Proposals for panels and workshops addressing anti‑recidivism, trauma‑informed care, and Black student leadership. It draws an interdisciplinary audience from across the United States and abroad.

APHA’s flagship event includes a dedicated track on racial equity and health disparities, inviting scholars and practitioners to present research, policy analyses, and community‑based interventions. Speakers on anti‑recidivism, trauma‑informed public health, and Black community health are especially encouraged.

ISTSS hosts a global gathering of researchers and practitioners focused on trauma‑informed care, with a dedicated forum on racial justice and health disparities. The Call for Abstracts seeks contributions on community‑based trauma interventions, anti‑recidivism, and empowerment of Black youth.

The National Association of Community Health Centers’ flagship conference showcases innovations in primary care delivery to underserved populations, including programs that integrate reentry services and trauma‑informed care. Speakers are solicited for case study sessions and policy panels.

The APA Annual Convention brings together psychologists, clinicians, researchers, and policy makers to share the latest advances in mental health, behavioral health, and trauma‑informed practice. The conference includes a Call for Presentations where professionals can propose workshops, symposia, and poster sessions.

The ICTMH gathers researchers, clinicians, and community advocates worldwide to discuss advances in trauma‑informed care, resilience, and mental health interventions for marginalized groups. The conference invites paper submissions and symposia.