Session proposals should address a broad range of preservation-related topics from project case studies and technical services to uncovered histories and the future of the field. Sessions can be a combination of presentations, short films, Q&A sessions, panel discussions, and guided neighborhood tours and/or building tours.

Guidelines:

• We accept and encourage proposals on all topics related to historic preservation.
• Sessions that include diverse panelists/speakers, including people of color, women, LGBTQ, and youth will receive priority consideration.
• All panels should represent diverse perspectives and lived experiences.
• Topics that address historically marginalized communities and current issues regarding social justice and equity as they relate to historic preservation (i.e. gentrification, intangible heritage, non-traditional or new preservation practices) will receive priority consideration.