2022 CONFERENCE CALENDAR
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING PROPOSAL DUE DATES
  • Jan 14: Postpartum Support International
  • Jan 31: National Alliance on Mental Illness
  • Apr 30: American Public Health Association
MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCES
North American Society for Psycho-Social Obstetrics and Gynecology
April 22-24 / Ann Arbor, MI
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National Association of Perinatal Social Workers
May 4-7 / Chicago, IL
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Shades of You, Shades of Me / Devotion Starts Within
May 5-6 / Chicago, IL
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Postpartum Support International
July 13-17 / New Orleans, LA
• 13-14: 2-day Pre-Conference Certificate Course
• 15-17: PSI Main Conference
PROPOSALS DUE JANUARY 14
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International Marce Society
September 19-21 / London, England
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MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCES
Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs
March 5-8 / Washington, DC
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American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
May 6-8 / San Diego, CA
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American College of Nurse-Midwives
May 22-26 / Chicago, IL
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Association of Women's Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses
June 25-29 / Aurora, CO
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American Academy of Family Physicians
September 20-24 / Washington, DC
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Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association
September 30 – October 2 / Niagara Falls, NY
SAVE THE DATE
American Academy of Pediatrics
October 7-11 / Anaheim, CA 
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American Public Health Association
November 6-9 / Boston, MA
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PROPOSALS DUE APRIL 30
MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCES
Anxiety and Depression Association of America
March 17-20 / Denver, CO 
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American Psychiatric Association
May 21-25 / New Orleans, LA
June 7-10 / Online 
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National Alliance on Mental Illness
June 15-18 / Atlanta, GA
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PROPOSALS DUE JANUARY 31
American Psychological Association
August 4-6 / Minneapolis, MN
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An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
Benjamin Franklin
Working with Policymakers to Address Maternal Mental Health Challenges
Our vision is universal and equitable education, prevention, screening, and treatment
for mental health conditions during pregnancy and year following pregnancy.