Become a Presenter

 

Thank you for your interest in serving as a presenter/speaker for Transformation Training Institute, Inc. (TTI). We are excited to invite proposals for our upcoming 8th Annual Black History Month Mental Health Conference, which will be held virtually on February 26–27, 2027.

We welcome dynamic, engaging, and culturally responsive presentations that address mental health within the Black community and other underserved populations.

Proposal Submission Timeline:
Proposals will be accepted from August 3, 2026, through September 5, 2026.

Please be prepared to upload the following documents:

1. Presenter Proposal (One Document):
Include the following:

  • Presenter’s Name

  • Presentation Topic/Title

  • Presentation Description (brief overview)

  • At least three (3) learning objectives

  • Identified focused population (e.g., Black men, Black women, youth, LGBTQ+ populations, or a combination)

2. Presenter Resume or CV:

  • Include relevant professional experience

  • Highlight prior presenting/speaking experience

3. Presenter Bio:

  • A brief professional biography suitable for conference materials

Notification of Acceptance:
All selected presenters will be notified by September 15, 2026.

We sincerely appreciate your interest in contributing to this important learning experience. Your expertise and voice are vital in advancing meaningful conversations and solutions in mental health. Please complete proposal information in its entirety.

Thank you for your continued support of Transformation Training Institute, Inc. (TTI). We look forward to reviewing your proposal. Don’t hesitate to contact us, if your have any questions at sandra@transformationtraininginc.com

 Overall Conference’s Learning Objectives

 Conference Proposal Topics

By the end of this conference, participants will be able to:

  1. Define Black fatigue and examine the historical, systemic, and sociocultural factors that contribute to chronic psychological stress and mental health disparities among Black Americans.

  2. Identify the signs and symptoms of Black fatigue, racial stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, burnout, and other mental health concerns commonly experienced within Black communities.

  3. Evaluate culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and evidence-based interventions that promote resilience, healing, and improved mental health outcomes for Black individuals, families, and communities.

  4. Apply practical strategies to reduce barriers to mental health treatment by addressing stigma, increasing culturally competent care, strengthening community partnerships, and improving access to behavioral health resources.

  5. Develop an action plan for integrating culturally affirming practices, advocacy initiatives, and wellness strategies into professional, organizational, and community settings to help address the mental health crisis among Black Americans.

 Presenter Benefits & Compensation

Selected presenters will receive FREE conference registration for the 8th Annual Black History Month Mental Health Conference 2027.

In recognition of your professional service and contribution, presenters will also receive an in-kind donation acknowledgment/receipt documenting the value of eligible donated services provided to Transformation Training Institute, Inc. (TTI). TTI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Presenters are encouraged to consult with their tax professional regarding the deductibility of any contribution or related expenses.

Thank you in advance for lending your knowledge, gifts, talents, and expertise to help TTI continue its tradition of excellence by providing powerful, relevant, and engaging learning experiences.

We sincerely appreciate your willingness to support our mission to Transform, Inspire, and Educate!

If you have questions regarding presenter compensation or benefits, please contact Sandra V. Phillips at sandra@transformationtraininginc.com.