2027 WI Brain Injury Conference - Speaker Proposal

2027 Wisconsin Brain Injury Conference

Brain Injury & Community: Navigating Life After Brain Injury Together

Speaker Request For Proposals (RFP)

Conference Date: May 17-18, 2027

Pewaukee, WI

Proposals Due by January 5, 2027

(Acceptances sent by February 1, 2027)

Unless your proposal is to address Brain Injury 101 (introduction to brain injury), please assume participants have knowledge of brain injury and omit basic brain injury information in your proposal/presentation.

If you have any questions about the 2027 WI Brain Injury Conference, please contact us at [email protected].

We are looking for presentations that address one or more of the following:

The impact of brain injury over a person’s lifetime and/or issues related to Brain Injury as a Chronic Condition;
Novel approaches in brain injury care and treatment (both acute, rehabilitation, or community care);
Post-acute or Community Living issues (i.e., education/schools, justice, long-term care, employment, Clubhouse Models, etc.);
Non-traditional treatment approaches based on current evidence;
Lived Experience guidance in research, treatment and care. Or how patient/client input can modify care plans and/or outcomes
New: The Benefits and Dangers of using Artificial Intelligence in rehabilitation and home. (i.e., accommodations, service planning, mental health support, etc.)

Decisions will be made by February 1, 2027. Some presentations may be considered for Keynote or Plenary slots.

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1. Presenter(s) contact information: (If co-presenting, each presenter needs to complete this form)

Your name and credentials: *

Your email address: *

Your address:

Your telephone number:

Education and/or organizational affiliation:

List the school you attend and/or where you work

2. Title of Presentation:

3. Overview of Presentation: *

Please describe your presentation in 2 to 5 sentences. Do not exceed 50 words.

4. Presentation Learning Objectives:

Copy the following and paste it in your browser for help with learning objectives: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5944406/#:~:text=Bloom's%20Taxonomy%20describes%206%20levels,educators%20use%20within%20learning%20objectives.

5. Intended Audience:

e.g.: clinical, case managers, social workers, brain injury survivors, caregivers, etc.

6. Preferred scheduling time:

Monday AM or PM? Tuesday AM?

7. Speaker(s) biographical information:

4-5 sentences

8. If co-presenting, please indicate with whom and contact information:

If co-presenting, each presenter needs to complete this form