2022 PSW CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS |
12th Annual Prevent Suicide Wisconsin Conference
Prevent Suicide Wisconsin, Wisconsin's statewide public private partnership for suicide prevention administered by Mental Health America of Wisconsin, and the Conference Planning Committee are accepting presentation proposals for the 2022 Prevent Suicide Wisconsin (PSW) Conference which will take place as an online event Thursday, April 21, and Friday, April 22, 2022.
Session Proposal Deadline EXTENDED: Monday, February 28, 2022
Notification emails will be sent on or before: end of Feb/early March
Session Proposal Deadline EXTENDED: Monday, February 28, 2022
Notification emails will be sent on or before: end of Feb/early March
Proposals that demonstrate evidence-based practices, enhance practical skills, support recovery, and energize people are invited to apply. All proposals should demonstrate adherence to appropriate language and messaging around suicide and suicide prevention. See resources on messaging here: https://www.preventsuicidewi.org/prevention-messaging. If including Wisconsin suicide data, presentations should use data from the updated suicide report: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/publications/p02657.pdf.
Selection will be based on the following criteria:
1. Presenter qualifications and responsiveness,
2. promotion of evidence-based information/best practices,
3. integration of the experiences of communities at high/disproportionate risk of suicide (Specific Racial and Ethnic Groups, LGBTQ+ Youth, Military Service Members and Veterans, Men in the Middle years, Rural/Farm populations, etc.), and
4. the direct inclusion of presenters with lived experience of suicide loss, attempts, and/or thoughts (Note: lack of presenters with lived experience will not disqualify proposal).
1. Presenter qualifications and responsiveness,
2. promotion of evidence-based information/best practices,
3. integration of the experiences of communities at high/disproportionate risk of suicide (Specific Racial and Ethnic Groups, LGBTQ+ Youth, Military Service Members and Veterans, Men in the Middle years, Rural/Farm populations, etc.), and
4. the direct inclusion of presenters with lived experience of suicide loss, attempts, and/or thoughts (Note: lack of presenters with lived experience will not disqualify proposal).
Breakout sessions will be 75 minutes each. All proposals must be submitted online using the survey below. Please email Cara at cara@mhawisconsin.org with any questions.