Session Proposals

As our education landscape continues to evolve, we want to hear from you on how you are tackling today’s challenges and shaping the future. 


This is your opportunity to share insights, spark discussions, and lead the conversation on the most pressing issues in federally impacted education. 


Whether you have innovative strategies, successful case studies, or bold new ideas, we encourage you to submit a proposal and be part of this dynamic event.

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Session proposals that highlight innovative solutions, practical strategies, and impactful discussions on the challenges and opportunities in our field.

With both 60-minute and 50-minute session slots available, presenters can tailor their format to maximize audience engagement.

Don’t miss this opportunity to share your expertise and contribute to a powerful, solution-focused conference program.

Submission

• Session title and description
• Session outline, including main/sub points 
• Explanation of the session’s value
• Speaker bios and photos
• Names and emails of all presenters

Timeline

Proposals are due on December 11, 2026.

Notifications of acceptance will be sent between December 14 and 18, 2026.

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Common Questions


Do Speakers receive complimentary registration rates?

No, speakers do not receive complimentary or discounted registration rates.

Do I need to be a NAFIS Member to submit a proposal?

No, the portal is open to all individuals and coalition partners who are well-suited for sharing insights on the Impact Aid program or best practices in K-12 education.

Can I submit more than one proposal?

Yes. You may be listed in multiple proposals; however, individuals may only present at the conference in one session. The number of presenters should reflect the needs of your selected format.