Connecting Families in Changing Tides Breastfeeding and Parenting Conference Saturday, November 3, 2018 Village By the Sea Wells, ME 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Enrichment, inspiration, support, and encouragement for parents at all stages. Session topics include nighttime feeding behavior, healthy eating, conflict resolution with kids, supporting natural birth in hospitals, pumping, baby & toddler development, inclusive language, maternal health, healthy fatherhood, pelvic health, and preventing burnout. Professional development sessions are also offered for LLL Leaders and lactation consultants. Bring the whole family - there are special activities for children, and spouses and partners can register too. See below for the complete list of sessions and speakers plus information on fees, children's activities, and other details, and a link to online registration. LLL REPRESENTATIVE Pam Freedman, Leader Department Administrator, LLL Alliance for Breastfeeding Education GUEST SPEAKER Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Ph.D., IBCLC SPEAKERS Julie Brill CCCE, CLD, IBCLC Ryan Bailey, PT, DPT, WCS John Eddyblouin Katja Leccisi, MS, RDN Cory Osgood Glen Shivel and LLL Leaders |
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REGISTRATION FEES through October 23:
Non LLL member $60 LLL member with current membership $55 LLL Leader, Leader Applicant, or retired Leader $50 Second adult (spouse, partner, or grandparent) attending sessions $10 (No charge for spouse, partner, or caregiver not attending sessions) REGISTRATION FEES for October 24-November 2: Non LLL member $70 LLL member with current membership $65 LLL Leader, Leader Applicant, or retired Leader $60 Second adult (spouse, partner, or grandparent) attending sessions $10 (No charge for spouse, partner, or caregiver not attending sessions) Online registration (click here) is available through midnight on Tuesday, October 30. Registrations between October 31 and November 2 must be done via e-mail/phone with the registrar ([email protected]). To register by mail, click here to download a printable copy of the registration form. The postmark deadline for mailed-in registrations is October 26. FIRST-TIME LLL CONFERENCE DISCOUNT LLL of ME/NH offers a special incentive to encourage first-time attendees to join us at the Area Conference. If you have never before been to an LLL conference, you can use a special code to take $20 off the registration fee. (Please note that the code applies only to the primary registrant. Spouses/partners who wish to attend sessions still pay only $10.) Registration discounts are also available for Area Council members, Conference Committee members, speakers, and exhibitors. See the registration page for details. |
SCHEDULE
8:00-9:00 a.m. Registration 8:45 a.m. Silent Auction and Exhibits Open 9:00-10:15 a.m. Session 1 10:30-11:45 a.m. Session 2 12:00-12:15 p.m. New Leader Ceremony 12:15-1:30 p.m. Lunch & Browsing Exhibits/Silent Auction 1:30-2:45 p.m. Session 3 2:55 p.m. Silent Auction Bidding Ends 3:00-4:15 p.m. Session 4 4:15-4:30 p.m. Silent Auction Pick-up 4:30 p.m. Exhibits close 4:30-5:00 p.m. LLL Leader Meeting SCHOLARSHIPS LLL of ME/NH offers support to ALL families. If cost is a barrier for conference attendance for you or your family, please e-mail [email protected] with your request and an LLL Leader will contact you. Thanks to generous donors, full and partial scholarships are available and are confidential. CERPs: Continuing Education Recognition Points (CERPs) for lactation consultants have been approved by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners (IBLCE) through a providership from the LLL Alliance for Breastfeeding Education. Qualifying topics are designated “CERP.” The CERPs fee is $10 per session for the first three sessions; for attendees wishing to take all four CERP sessions, the fourth will be free (maximum charge will be $30). DAY-OF-CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Day-of-conference walk-in registration is available for an additional $5. Lunch will not be available, and session selection will be limited. |
SESSIONS AND SPEAKERS
Session 1: 9:00-10:15 a.m.
101: Mother-Infant Sleep Location and Nighttime Feeding Behavior (1 CERP)
The controversy around mother–infant bedsharing continues to grow, and mothers are frequently told to never bedshare. Is this approach effective in keeping infants safe? In order to make sound policy recommendations, policy makers need current data on where infants sleep and how families handle nighttime feedings. This presentation will review data from recent studies on sleep location and SIDS, demonstrating that these findings are far more complex than they are frequently portrayed. This presentation also will describe recent data from the U.S. sample of the Survey of Mothers’ Sleep and Fatigue, a survey of 4,789 mothers of infants 0–12 months of age. The findings indicate that almost 60% of mothers bedshare on a regular basis, and that this occurs throughout the first year. These findings also indicate that 25% of mothers are falling asleep with their infants in dangerous sleep locations, such as chairs, sofas, or recliners. Recommendations for promoting safe infant sleep will be made. Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Ph.D., IBCLC
102: What Does Healthy Eating Mean to You?
Our understanding of what is healthy is influenced by culture, family, and media. We'll discuss the challenges to and benefits of making healthy, balanced choices for ourselves and our families. Katja Leccisi
103: I’ve Told You a Thousand Times: Conflict Resolution with Kids
We’ll talk about how to set clear expectations with your children and encourage cooperation within your family. Kathy Drury
104: La Leche League Leadership: Just Do It!
This session is for La Leche League Leaders, Leader Applicants, and anyone potentially interested in LLL leadership. Come meet with the Coordinator of Leader Accreditation for LLL of ME/NH. An overview of the accreditation process will be discussed, and there will be plenty of time for questions and answers. Melanie Kollman
Session 2: 10:30-11:45 a.m.
201: Supporting Natural Childbirth in a Hospital Setting (1.25 CERPs)
Why do some women choose to labor naturally, and what does the term natural childbirth even mean? We will review ways to support the natural process of birth. We’ll talk about how the mother-baby labor hormones and experience are changed by interventions, and what the implications are for their well-being during labor, birth, and breastfeeding. We will discuss how we can help mitigate the impact of interventions to improve breastfeeding. Julie Brill CCCE, CLD, IBCLC
202: Pumping: What’s That For?
A discussion of the many reasons pumping may be part of how a baby gets fed, whether pumping exclusively, to donate or increase supply, while at work, or for the occasional night out. We will explore support, talk about which rules to break and which to follow, and review tips for trouble-shooting common pumping problems. Sarah Russell
203: Tiny Baby, Huge Changes
The first year can feel like everything is new and different for mother, partner, siblings, and the friends and family around them. And at the center of change, the whole world is new for the baby! Come to discuss and share the challenges, the joys, and the surprises that affect every relationship around a brand new person. This session welcomes mothers, partners, family members, and siblings. Julie Allen, Jordan Osgood, and Jen Rosenthal
204: Even Shakespeare Used They: Using Inclusive Language When Providing Support
She, he, they, xe, xir. What are all these pronouns, and how do I use them? As more people identify as transgender or nonbinary, and as La Leche League International and other organizations become more inclusive, it is important that those of us providing support are taking the steps necessary to include all people and their experiences with breast/chestfeeding. In this session we’ll talk about pronouns, terms, and how to make those who are transgender and nonbinary feel more included in our support and meetings. Though this session is mainly geared toward those who provide breast/chestfeeding support, anyone with an open mind is welcome. PLEASE NOTE: This is a safe space for trans and nonbinary parents/support people. Disrespectful language will not be tolerated. Sarah Kneeland-Campbell
Session 3: 1:30-2:45 p.m.
301: Does Breastfeeding Protect Maternal Mental Health? The Role of Oxytocin and Stress (1 CERP)
Depression research contains many conclusions that appear to contradict each other. For example, breastfeeding lowers the risk of depression, but depression increases the risk that breastfeeding will fail. Moreover, breastfeeding problems increase women's risk of depression. These findings are not as contradictory as they may seem. By understanding the underlying physiological mechanism, we can understand these seemingly paradoxical findings. This presentation will describe the link between the stress and oxytocin systems, and how they relate to both maternal mental health and breastfeeding. When the stress system is upregulated, depression and breastfeeding difficulties follow. Conversely, when oxytocin is upregulated, maternal mental health and breastfeeding rates improve. This talk also includes the role of birth interventions and mother-infant sleep, as well as practical strategies that increase oxytocin. Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Ph. D., IBCLC
302: Let's Talk Toddlers!!
Let's talk about toddler nursing, nighttime parenting, setting limits, and more! Bring your questions and issues. Pam Freedman
303: Growing Your LLL Group
Part of what makes us great La Leche League Leaders is our passion. This session is focused on acquiring more attendees who are passionate about your LLL Group. We’ll also discuss how to grow your Group’s treasury, the planning and execution of a successful Live, Love, Latch Event, and how utilizing your own strengths makes for a stronger Group, which in turn supports your community. Estee Cuddihy and Kristen Walsh
304: Fostering a Healthy Fatherhood
A facilitated session for partners to explore what it means to be a supportive father figure and spouse/partner in today’s culture. Participants will discuss current paradigms, explore personal goals, and discover they are not alone and can take steps to foster a supportive community. John Eddyblouin, Cory Osgood, and Glen Shivel
Session 4: 3:00-4:15 p.m.
401: Will You Still Be Supporting Breastfeeding Dyads Next Year?: Preventing Burnout and the Practice of Self-Care (1.25 CERPs)
We come to this work because we want to serve families, and we often throw ourselves into it body, mind, and soul. We will discuss simple techniques for turning off stress, being in the moment, and self-care that can help make supporting others more sustainable. We nurture other families and our own; let’s focus now on nurturing ourselves. Julie Brill CCCE, CLD, IBCLC
402: What Every Woman Should Know about Her Pelvic Health
This session will explore what role pregnancy and birth play in your long-term pelvic health, why pelvic floor and core issues such as incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, and diastasis recti are common outcomes, and what options are available for their treatment. Ryan Bailey, PT, DPT, WCS
403: More Food, Less Effort
We feed our children every day, and we want to do it well! This session will offer a common-sense approach to childhood nutrition at home, in day-care, and at school. Katja Leccisi, MS, RDN
404: Living with Your Spirited Child
When you discover that your child is more intense, more reactive, and just MORE, you may feel as though the tools you have learned aren't enough. This session will explore what works and what might not work while raising a spirited child. We'll discuss what research shows us about neurobiology, behavior, and parenting the spirited child. Jenn Hewson
About Our Guest Speakers
Pam Freedman, Alliance Leader Department Administrator (LDA), first became involved with La Leche League while living in Ohio and pregnant with her second child. Having not breastfed her first child, she quickly learned the benefits of breastfeeding with subsequent children and sharing the joy with other mothers. After moving to North Carolina in 1983 she became an LLL Leader. Since that time she has held many Area Council positions, including Area Conference Coordinator and Area Coordinator of Leaders in NC. She served the (then called) Eastern US Division as a Regional Administrator for the Appalachian Region and for the Great Lakes Region before she became LDA. Pam works with three LLL Groups in Chapel Hill as well as a weekly Breastfeeding Cafe. She works with local movers and shakers in town to keep La Leche League in the community spotlight there. Pam and her husband, Steve, have three adult children and one grandchild, a happy breastfeeding toddler. When she is not doing LLL work, Pam can usually be found reading, working out, vegetarian cooking, and talking with friends and co-Leaders.
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Ph.D., IBCLC, is a health psychologist and the owner and editor-in-chief of Praeclarus Press, a small press specializing in women’s health. Dr. Kendall-Tackett is editor-in-chief of two peer-reviewed journals: Clinical Lactation and Psychological Trauma. Dr. Kendall-Tackett specializes in women’s-health research, including breastfeeding, depression, trauma, and health psychology, and has won many awards for her work. She has authored more than 400 articles or chapters and has just completed her 35th book, The Phantom of the Opera: A Social History of the World’s Most Popular Musical. Her most recent books include: Depression in New Mothers, 3rd Edition, Women’s Mental Health Across the Lifespan, Psychology of Trauma 101, and The Science of Mother-Infant Sleep. Her websites are UppityScienceChick.com, BreastfeedingMadeSimple.com, and PraeclarusPress.com.
Katja Leccisi, MS, RDN, is a registered dietitian-nutritionist in both Canada and the United States. A graduate of McGill University, she has more than 20 years of experience working with families and educators in clinical, community, and workshop settings in both countries. Her career also includes ten years as a breastfeeding counselor and certified lactation consultant. Her work has been published in Breastfeeding Today, and she is a regular blogger for Mothering.com. Katja is the mother of a young adult daughter and the stepmother of two primary school-aged children. She lives in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada, where she enjoys yoga, meditation, music, and a very active outdoor life.
Village by the Sea (1373 Post Road, Wells, Maine) is a two-story facility with no elevator. We will provide a location on the first floor to park strollers. The second-floor sessions are accessible only by stairs and an electric stairlift. You may wish to bring a baby carrier for ease of movement. The LLL of ME/NH Conference is non-smoking and vape-free. For detailed directions to the conference site, see the Village by the Sea website. To reach LLL of ME/NH on the day of the event, call (207) 350-9998 or (207) 607-2386.
EXHIBITS
Exhibits by commercial entities, nonprofit organizations, and cottage industries will be open from 8:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Our exhibitors help support our conference - please visit!
SILENT AUCTION
Our Silent Auction will feature a wide variety of donated items. Silent Auction bidding instructions will be provided in the Program Booklet the day of the conference. To receive more information or if you would like to donate items, contact Estee Campbell at [email protected].
CHILDREN
Children and babies are welcome at this conference, but LLL of ME/NH does not provide childcare. To ensure the security of your children, please supervise them at all times. Caregivers must be of an appropriate age. A children’s play area and a quiet rest area will be provided.
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
In addition to the play area, which is available all day, four structured activities for children will be offered. There is no need to sign up ahead, and no additional fee is charged.
Art: Parent and child creations designed to spark creativity and joy. 9:10-10:10 a.m. (latecomers welcome!) John Kollman
Yoga and Play: Lindsay will teach little ones about keeping their mind/body/spirit happy by incorporating stories, yoga postures, and silly songs. Designed for children of all ages. 10:40-11:10 a.m Lindsay McDonough
Story Time: Some books. Some finger plays. Lots of fun. 1:40-2:10 p.m.
Music: Come join the adventure! Do you like to sing and dance? Are you curious about different instruments? Join Abbie as she sings, plays piano, and encourages lots of family-friendly musical fun. 3:10-3:50 p.m. Abbie Velez
LLL LEADER MEETING
Leaders, Leader Applicants, and Conference Committee members are invited to join us at 4:30 p.m. (after the final session) to hear some great news in the ME/NH Area and learn about opportunities for more support and learning. Bring any questions you may have about LLL. This short meeting will highlight the many accomplishments in the Area and celebrate the connections among us.
Leaders, Leader Applicants, and their families are also invited to a casual dinner/party at the nearby Area Coordinator of Leaders' home after the meeting. Bring something to share or just come! Directions to the home will be provided at the meeting.
EXHIBITS
Exhibits by commercial entities, nonprofit organizations, and cottage industries will be open from 8:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Our exhibitors help support our conference - please visit!
SILENT AUCTION
Our Silent Auction will feature a wide variety of donated items. Silent Auction bidding instructions will be provided in the Program Booklet the day of the conference. To receive more information or if you would like to donate items, contact Estee Campbell at [email protected].
CHILDREN
Children and babies are welcome at this conference, but LLL of ME/NH does not provide childcare. To ensure the security of your children, please supervise them at all times. Caregivers must be of an appropriate age. A children’s play area and a quiet rest area will be provided.
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
In addition to the play area, which is available all day, four structured activities for children will be offered. There is no need to sign up ahead, and no additional fee is charged.
Art: Parent and child creations designed to spark creativity and joy. 9:10-10:10 a.m. (latecomers welcome!) John Kollman
Yoga and Play: Lindsay will teach little ones about keeping their mind/body/spirit happy by incorporating stories, yoga postures, and silly songs. Designed for children of all ages. 10:40-11:10 a.m Lindsay McDonough
Story Time: Some books. Some finger plays. Lots of fun. 1:40-2:10 p.m.
Music: Come join the adventure! Do you like to sing and dance? Are you curious about different instruments? Join Abbie as she sings, plays piano, and encourages lots of family-friendly musical fun. 3:10-3:50 p.m. Abbie Velez
LLL LEADER MEETING
Leaders, Leader Applicants, and Conference Committee members are invited to join us at 4:30 p.m. (after the final session) to hear some great news in the ME/NH Area and learn about opportunities for more support and learning. Bring any questions you may have about LLL. This short meeting will highlight the many accomplishments in the Area and celebrate the connections among us.
Leaders, Leader Applicants, and their families are also invited to a casual dinner/party at the nearby Area Coordinator of Leaders' home after the meeting. Bring something to share or just come! Directions to the home will be provided at the meeting.
Photography Disclaimer
We will be taking photographs during the event. By registering for the event, you grant to La Leche League and the photographer the right to take photographs of you, your guests, and minor children in connection with the 2018 La Leche League of ME/NH Area Conference. You authorize La Leche League and the photographer to copyright, use, and publish the same in print and/or electronically. You agree that La Leche League and the photographer may use such photographs of you and your family with or without your name and for any lawful purpose, including for example such purposes as publicity, illustration, advertising, and web content. (If you do not consent to photography for yourself and/or your child, you must e-mail the registrar in advance and sign a list at the registration table at the event.)
MEALS:
Village by the Sea offers a plated lunch to attendees. All lunches must be ordered by October 22. No substitutions or special orders. Attendees may bring their own lunches and snacks if they choose. Water and lemonade will be provided for all at lunch.
Adult lunch: $16
Children’s lunch: $12
Deadline for lunch orders: Monday, October 22
SNACKS AND WATER
Village by the Sea will provide water, coffee, tea, and light snacks. We encourage all attendees to bring a refillable water bottle; to promote sustainability, we will not be handing out water in plastic bottles this year.
REFUND POLICY
Requests for a registration refund must be received in writing (e-mail or postal mail). Refund requests received by October 22 will receive a full refund of fees and lunch orders, minus a $10 handling fee. No refunds for lunch may be made after October 22. Refund requests received between October 23 and November 3 will receive 50% of the registration fee. Contributions and LLL memberships will not be refunded. To request a refund, please contact: Kate Pennington at 123 Academy Hill, Newcastle ME 04553 or [email protected]. Refunds will be processed after the conference.
Birth workers: if a client’s due date affects your ability to commit to registering, please e-mail the registrar for special arrangements.
DONATIONS
We are sincerely grateful for our donors. Because LLL of ME/NH is an entirely volunteer organization, donations to the ME/NH Area go a long way, regardless of the amount.
Here is what your tax-deductible donation can accomplish:
FRIENDS OF LLL
Be a friend! For only $5, you can print a brief message in the Program Booklet for all to see (must be received by October 22 and is limited to 80 characters). Thank friends, co-Leaders and family, congratulate new parents or grandparents, or just say what’s in your heart. Use the Registration Form to indicate your personal message.
LLL LEADER PINS
LLL Leader pins created by the LLL Alumnae Association are available for $6 each. The pins are 7/8 inch in diameter. Pins are designated to mark years of service as a Leader in increments of 5 years (from 5 to 50) and also “Leader” (with no number of years specified). Deadline for ordering pins is October 14.
LODGING
Condominiums at Village by the Sea for November 2 and 3 are available at a special group rate through October 4. One-bedroom half-suites are $149 ($162.41 with lodging tax), and two-bedroom suites are $169 ($182.41 with lodging tax). Call 1-800-444-8862 and refer to source code “La Leche League” to ensure the discounted rate. After October 4, higher rates will apply.
We will be taking photographs during the event. By registering for the event, you grant to La Leche League and the photographer the right to take photographs of you, your guests, and minor children in connection with the 2018 La Leche League of ME/NH Area Conference. You authorize La Leche League and the photographer to copyright, use, and publish the same in print and/or electronically. You agree that La Leche League and the photographer may use such photographs of you and your family with or without your name and for any lawful purpose, including for example such purposes as publicity, illustration, advertising, and web content. (If you do not consent to photography for yourself and/or your child, you must e-mail the registrar in advance and sign a list at the registration table at the event.)
MEALS:
Village by the Sea offers a plated lunch to attendees. All lunches must be ordered by October 22. No substitutions or special orders. Attendees may bring their own lunches and snacks if they choose. Water and lemonade will be provided for all at lunch.
Adult lunch: $16
- Cranberry walnut chicken salad with lettuce (wrap)
- Cranberry walnut chicken salad with lettuce (salad)
- Caesar salad with parmesan cheese - Vegetarian (wrap)
- Caesar salad with parmesan cheese - Vegetarian (salad)
- Quinoa and chopped vegetable salad with tofu - Vegan (wrap)
- Quinoa and chopped vegetable salad with tofu - Vegan (salad)
- Grilled chicken caesar salad (wrap)
- Grilled chicken caesar salad (salad)
Children’s lunch: $12
- Sliced turkey with lettuce on a whole wheat wrap, mayo on the side
- Macaroni and cheese bowl
Deadline for lunch orders: Monday, October 22
SNACKS AND WATER
Village by the Sea will provide water, coffee, tea, and light snacks. We encourage all attendees to bring a refillable water bottle; to promote sustainability, we will not be handing out water in plastic bottles this year.
REFUND POLICY
Requests for a registration refund must be received in writing (e-mail or postal mail). Refund requests received by October 22 will receive a full refund of fees and lunch orders, minus a $10 handling fee. No refunds for lunch may be made after October 22. Refund requests received between October 23 and November 3 will receive 50% of the registration fee. Contributions and LLL memberships will not be refunded. To request a refund, please contact: Kate Pennington at 123 Academy Hill, Newcastle ME 04553 or [email protected]. Refunds will be processed after the conference.
Birth workers: if a client’s due date affects your ability to commit to registering, please e-mail the registrar for special arrangements.
DONATIONS
We are sincerely grateful for our donors. Because LLL of ME/NH is an entirely volunteer organization, donations to the ME/NH Area go a long way, regardless of the amount.
Here is what your tax-deductible donation can accomplish:
- Sustainer - $250 - Bring an outside speaker to the Area Conference or provide seed money for five LLL Group Libraries
- Superstar - $100 - Publish the Area Leaders' Letter (keeping Leaders up to date and connected)
- Star - $50 - Start a Group Library or offer a scholarship to the Area Conference
- Supporter - $25 - Materials for an interested mother to become a Leader or a partial scholarship for a Leader to the Area Conference
- Friend - $10 - Partial scholarship for a mother to become a member
FRIENDS OF LLL
Be a friend! For only $5, you can print a brief message in the Program Booklet for all to see (must be received by October 22 and is limited to 80 characters). Thank friends, co-Leaders and family, congratulate new parents or grandparents, or just say what’s in your heart. Use the Registration Form to indicate your personal message.
LLL LEADER PINS
LLL Leader pins created by the LLL Alumnae Association are available for $6 each. The pins are 7/8 inch in diameter. Pins are designated to mark years of service as a Leader in increments of 5 years (from 5 to 50) and also “Leader” (with no number of years specified). Deadline for ordering pins is October 14.
LODGING
Condominiums at Village by the Sea for November 2 and 3 are available at a special group rate through October 4. One-bedroom half-suites are $149 ($162.41 with lodging tax), and two-bedroom suites are $169 ($182.41 with lodging tax). Call 1-800-444-8862 and refer to source code “La Leche League” to ensure the discounted rate. After October 4, higher rates will apply.
La Leche League Mission Statement: To help mothers worldwide to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, encouragement, information, and education, and to promote a better understanding of breastfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and mother.
Nonprofit Statement: La Leche League is an international, nonprofit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to providing support, encouragement, information, and education to women who choose to breastfeed.
La Leche League USA (LLL USA) is committed to diversity and inclusion. LLL USA strives to support all breastfeeding families regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, family structure, primary language, ability, or socio-economic status. La Leche League USA makes every effort to foster diversity among its Leaders so as to incorporate a wide variety of perspectives and responsible decision-making.
Nonprofit Statement: La Leche League is an international, nonprofit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to providing support, encouragement, information, and education to women who choose to breastfeed.
La Leche League USA (LLL USA) is committed to diversity and inclusion. LLL USA strives to support all breastfeeding families regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, family structure, primary language, ability, or socio-economic status. La Leche League USA makes every effort to foster diversity among its Leaders so as to incorporate a wide variety of perspectives and responsible decision-making.
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Online registration is available through midnight on Tuesday, October 30.
Registrations between October 31 and November 2 must be done via e-mail/phone with the registrar ([email protected]).
To register by mail, click here to download a printable copy of the registration form.
The postmark deadline for mailed-in registrations is October 26.
Sign up for Conference Newsletter HERE
Online registration is now open! Click here.
Online registration is available through midnight on Tuesday, October 30.
Registrations between October 31 and November 2 must be done via e-mail/phone with the registrar ([email protected]).
To register by mail, click here to download a printable copy of the registration form.
The postmark deadline for mailed-in registrations is October 26.