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Call for Programs Closed
The call for programs is now closed for for the 2026 NAPABA Convention. The call closed on Tuesday, March 24 at 8:00 p.m. Late submissions will not be accepted. Proposals must be submitted through the Call for Programs Portal. Proposals sent through other channels will not be cosnidered. Proposals are being reviewed by NAPABA's Committees/Networks and the CLE Committee. Program acceptance status will be shared on May 28. Questions?Contact us at convention@napaba.org. Speaker Database Find a Speaker As you develop your program submission, we encourage you to leverage the strength and depth of NAPABA's networks to identify dynamic, knowledgeable speakers for your panel. NAPABA's committees, networks, and councils represent a broad range of practice areas, industries, and lived experiences. These communities are excellent resources for identifying established subject matter experts and emerging voices within our membership. As you prepare your proposal, consider connecting with:
Engaging these groups early in your proposal process can strengthen your submission and ensure your panel reflects the depth, diversity and talent across NAPABA's membership. Become a Speaker NAPABA is building a database of moderators and speakers. Lend your knowledge to a CLE panel and raise your professional profile by showcasing your expertise at the largest gathering of AANHPI legal professionals. Should an opening need to be filled in the Convention program, you may be contacted by NAPABA staff or your contact information may be shared with program chairs. Joining the speaker database does not guarantee a speaking role. Speakers will be notified on a rolling basis. Convention speakers are eligible for complimentary registration for the day of your speaking engagement and speaker CLE credits (varies by jurisdiction). Other benefits of speaking at the NAPABA Convention include:
Moderators and speakers may not serve on more than one panel, and NAPABA may exercise discretion to add, remove, or substitute speakers. |
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