2027 Call for Presentations

Share Your Expertise at the 2027 BIAPA Annual Conference

For more than two decades, the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania (BIAPA) Annual Conference has brought together individuals with brain injury, family members and caregivers, professionals, researchers, educators, students, and others committed to improving the lives of people affected by brain injury.

The Annual Conference provides opportunities for education, connection, and the exchange of knowledge across the brain injury community. Conference sessions are designed to address the diverse interests and educational needs of attendees, from individuals and families navigating life after brain injury to professionals working across a wide range of disciplines.

Each year, the BIAPA Conference Committee considers feedback from past attendees and the evolving needs of the brain injury community when developing the conference program. We welcome presentation proposals that offer relevant education, practical strategies, current research, evidence-based practices, and meaningful perspectives that can contribute to the field and support the individuals, families, and communities BIAPA serves.

The conference also provides continuing education opportunities for licensed and certified professionals in a variety of disciplines. Presenters play an important role in helping BIAPA provide high-quality educational programming while sharing their expertise and contributing to continued learning across the brain injury community.

Ready to Prepare Your Proposal?

All 2027 presentation proposals must be submitted electronically through BIAPA's online Call for Presentations submission form.

Before beginning the electronic submission form, presenters are encouraged to review the Optional Proposal Preparation Worksheet. The worksheet outlines the information and supporting materials you will need and can be used to prepare your responses in advance.

Please note: The worksheet is for preparation purposes only and should not be submitted to BIAPA. Your completed proposal and all required supporting materials must be submitted through the electronic submission form.