Date/Time
Date(s) - 09/29/2026
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Registration is Now Open!
Join us Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
Choose how you’d like to attend:
Attend In Person
Join us at
The MTG Space
in Lansing for the full conference experience, including main-stage programming, breakout sessions, lunch, exhibitors, networking, and more.
Attend Virtually – $10
Can’t join us in Lansing? Attend virtually via Zoom and enjoy select main-stage conference programming. Breakout sessions are not included with virtual attendance.
We Are the Eyes of the World
Join youth, families, caregivers, professionals, and community partners from across Michigan and beyond for a day of connection, learning, and collaboration to strengthen support for youth mental health.
This year’s theme invites us to recognize the needs, strengths, and voices within our communities, understanding that what we see, we can support, and what we support, we can change.
During Suicide Awareness Month, we come together to uplift voices, build connections, and reinforce that support and hope are always within reach.
Ticket & Registration Information
Professional In-Person Tickets
$50 for professionals, providers, advocates, educators, and policymakers.
Student In-Person Tickets
Students attend free using code STUDENTFREE.
Parent/Caregiver In-Person Tickets
$10, refundable upon attendance or may be donated to ACMH.
Virtual Tickets – $10
Join select main-stage conference programming live via Zoom. Breakout sessions will not be streamed virtually.
About the Event
This event brings together youth, families, caregivers, professionals, and community partners to share knowledge, build connections, and strengthen support for youth mental health.
For over 35 years, ACMH has been committed to supporting children, youth, and families across Michigan. Hosting this conference during Suicide Awareness Month reinforces the importance of connection, awareness, and ensuring no one feels alone in their journey.
What began over three decades ago as a vision to support families has grown into a statewide network of connection, learning, and advocacy.
Why Attend
Connect
Build meaningful relationships with youth, families, caregivers, and partners.
Learn
Engage in conversations and sessions that strengthen your work.
Collaborate
Share ideas and strategies that support youth mental health.
Questions?
Contact Dianna Robinson
[email protected]
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