American Camp Association New England

From Plan to Practice: An Emergency Response Tabletop E-Session that Actually Works
2026-03-05 10:00 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Now more than ever, camps are investing more resources into making sure their staffs are adequately prepared for any emergencies that may arise. But a comprehensive action plan isn’t enough. The real test of preparedness comes when the plan is put into action. Join Patrick Dollason, founder and CEO of The Base Camp Initiative, for a hands-on session to practice translating your emergency plans into practical tools that build confidence and empower your staff to act.
Base Camp’s services are designed specifically for the camp environment and are grounded in FEMA and DHS principles. Through guided discussion and facilitated tabletop exercises, participants will learn the actionable steps for creating their own tabletop exercises that they can in turn facilitate with their own staff teams.
About the Instructor

Patrick Dollason is a certified Emergency Management Specialist with the Charleston County Emergency Management Department and
founder of The Base Camp Initiative, LLC, a consulting practice helping camps build a culture of preparedness and resilience. He holds degrees in Disaster and Emergency Management and Organizational Leadership, blending field expertise with academic insight into team development and organizational culture. As a Training and Exercise Coordinator, Patrick designs and facilitates emergency exercises that identify gaps, strengthen leadership, and build resilience. He brings both professional experience and a passion for youth development to help camps protect what matters most.

When: Thursday, March 5, 2026; 10:00 – 11:30am (eastern)
Where: Zoom (meeting links will be sent prior to the start of the session)
Cost: 1st Person: Member $40; Non-member $55, 2nd and Additional: Member: $30; Non-member $45
Click here to register!
This e-session will not be recorded.
Questions, reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

New Camp Director Workshop 3/25/26
2026-03-25 08:00 - 18:00 | DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown, 700 Elm St, Manchester, NH, 03101
ACA, New England: New Camp Director Workshop
(a 101-level offering)
ACA, New England’s New Camp Director Workshop is a fast-paced, one-day program designed to give new and aspiring camp directors greater understanding of the scope and key functions of the professional role of the camp director, including the following:

Transition to Leadership and the Camp Director Role
Knowing your Camp – mission & values, culture, your audience
The Business of Camp – finances, policies & procedures, continuous improvement
Risk Management & Emergency Planning – best practices, mandated reporting, assessing risk, emergency action plans, and crisis response
Building and Managing a Team – recruitment, hiring, training, supervision, retention
Hot Topics & things you don’t think of

Participants will also be assigned a “Resource Group” with other attendees and an instructor and can expect the opportunity to connect with them at least three times within a year of taking the course.
Ideal participants are full-time and part-time camp directors in their first three years of the role, and aspiring camp directors.
The course is taught by instructors from a variety of different camp backgrounds who have at least 7 years of experience as a camp director.
Participants will come away from the day with:

A welcome to the American Camp Association, New England, which serves camps throughout the region with programming, resources, and accreditation services;
Increased knowledge related to the topics above;
A library of handouts and resources to utilize; and
Connection with experienced instructors and a network of new colleagues to connect with for ongoing support

ACA Core Competencies covered in this workshop:

Business Management
Evaluation
Family & Connection
Health & Wellness
Human Resources
Leadership
Risk Management
Youth Development

*Please note: this course does not cover basic youth development, curriculum, or program design principles.
When: Wednesday, March 25, 2026; 8:00am to 6:00pm
Where: DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown, Manchester NH
Member Price: $110
Non-Member Price: $140
The New Camp Director Workshop is a full-day program. Attendance for the entirety of the program is required to receive education credits and a certificate of completion.

Have questions? Reach out to Gillian, Events & Logistics Manager, at gillian@acanewengland.org, or call our office at 781-541-6080
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Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

Accreditation Volunteer Course 3/25/26
2026-03-25 09:00 - 17:00 | Goffstown YMCA, 116 Goffstown Back Road, Goffstown, NH, 03045, United States
ACA New England needs YOU to join an amazing team of volunteers! Join us for our next Accreditation Volunteer Course (formerly known as the Associate Visitors Course).
This course is an in-person training. Participants must attend all learning sessions over the timeframe to successfully become an accreditation volunteer. This course requires active participation and engagement.
ACA’s accreditation program is the only national peer review program of its kind for the camp industry. Being an ACA accreditation volunteer (visitor) provides you with the experience to build your network, polish your skills in observation and risk management, and develop mentoring opportunities for both you and the camps you work with. As much as you give to this experience, you’ll gain from new ideas, perspectives, and approaches to the mission-driven work of the camp industry.
To become an accreditation volunteer, please complete these steps:

Submit an Accreditation Volunteer Application (online)
Register for this Accreditation Volunteer Course (formerly known as the Associate Visitors Course)

Once you are registered for the course, you’ll be enrolled in the required online pre-course work. The online pre-course work includes the Accreditation Process Workshop so you are up to date. This online pre-work must be successfully completed in order to attend the Accreditation Volunteer Course. To become an accreditation volunteer, you must fully attend and participate in ALL parts of the training.
If this course date does not work for your schedule, when you complete the Accreditation Volunteer Application, you will have other live virtual and in-person course options to select from.
Additional steps:

Review the ACA Associate Visitor/Visitor Service Description.
Review and be ready to sign the Volunteer Conflict of Interest and Code of Conduct.
Be a current ACA individual member (contact us if you have questions about this. We also offer a discounted membership rate for visitors).

The registration Deadline is March 16, 2026. Pre-registration is required for this course.
There is an online portion that must be completed prior to the in-person portion of this course.
Click here to register
Cost: Free
Where & When: Goffstown YMCA, 116 Goffstown Back Road, Goffstown, NH 03045; March 25, 2026 from 9:00am to 5:00pm
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In conjunction with the New England Camp Conference, this course will be held in person as part of our pre-conference programming. To register for the NE Camp Conference, click here.
Questions, reach out Haillie Mousseau, Accreditation & Volunteer Manager at haillie@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 100.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

2026 New England Camp Conference
2026-03-26 08:00 - 2026-03-28 15:00 | DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown, 700 Elm St, Manchester, NH, 03101
Registration for the 2026 New England Camp Conference is OPEN!
Join us in Manchester, NH for 3 days (March 26-28) of education, connection, and FUN!
Click here for registration details

People Are Your Biggest Line Item: Making Staffing Work Financially
2026-04-07 11:00 - 12:00 | Zoom
Staffing is your biggest investment, and your biggest challenge.
In this session, camp consultant Hunter Gold blends finance and people strategy to help camps design sustainable staffing models that balance mission, morale, and money. Participants will explore compensation planning, seasonal structures, and creative ways to fund wellness and retention. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll experiment with staffing budgets that don’t just cut costs, they build culture.
Learning outcomes:
1. Align staffing design with financial realities and organizational priorities
2. Develop compensation strategies that enhance retention
3. Model the financial impact of staffing changes or benefits adjustments
Dates & Rates
When: Tuesday, April 7, 2026; 11:00am – 12:00pm ET
Where: Virtual on Zoom (meeting link will be sent prior to the start of the session)
Cost: Members $15 ; non-Members $25
Click here to register!

About the Instructor
Hunter Gold | Senior Consultant | Immersive1st
Hunter Gold, MBA is a Senior Consultant with Immersive1st, specializing in strengthening the financial and operational foundations of camps, retreat centers, and mission-driven organizations. With over 25 years of leadership experience in both nonprofit and for-profit camps, Hunter has led day and overnight camps as a CFO, Executive Director, and consultant. Known for making finance approachable and engaging, Hunter helps camp professionals and boards turn data into strategy and build long-term sustainability.

Questions, reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.
Registrations are non-refundable, but may be transferred to another member of your team, prior to the start of the session.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

NE Spring Staff Training Workshop: Reviewing, Revising, and Reimagining Your Staff Training Schedule
2026-04-15 10:00 - 15:00 | ACA New England Office, 80 Westview St, Lexington, MA, 02421
Do you wish you had one whole day to dive into your staff training schedule and curriculum?
Dust off that very important binder and join your fellow residential camping professionals for a one-day workshop dedicated to reviewing, revising, and maybe even reimagining your staff training schedule! We all know that our big plans for staff training often get pushed to the back burner when faced with the multitude of other responsibilities that come with a new camp year. The morning will be spent evaluating with a wide lens, focusing on setting intentional progression, weaving in camp culture and values, and identifying areas for improvement. The afternoon will dive into the details of the three S’s—speakers, spaces, and seat time—and finally, content areas. Are your important content-area trainings on programming, behavior, policies, and procedures checking boxes or actually preparing your staff? This workshop will be structured around small-group work, engaging activities, and exercises to guide evaluation and spark creativity.
Note: This workshop is designed specifically for overnight camps
Dates & Rates
When: Wednesday, April 15, 2026; 10:00am to 3:00pm ET
Where: ACA, New England Office – 80 Westview Street, Lexington, MA 02421
Cost: Members $75; non-Members $100
Click here to register!
*This is an in-person workshop and will not be recorded*

About the Instructor

Becky Alford is the Camp Experience Director at Kingsley Pines, where her primary role is to support the social-emotional well-being and behavioral needs of campers and staff throughout the summer. As a member of the full-time leadership team at KP, she spends much of the winter organizing, evaluating, and streamlining pre-season training for over 75 seasonal staff. Becky is a licensed social worker who has spent ten years in residential and community-based programs in the Carolinas, working with children and families. She recognizes that supporting campers starts with equipping counselors to handle the challenges of camp and solve problems critically and confidently. Becky is an active member of the Maine Summer Camps and the Education Committee. She believes there is a special kind of magic at camp because it is one of those rare places where campers, staff, and the whole community can grow and become their best selves.

Questions, reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

Your Camp Leadership Team: Whom and What Create the Strongest On & Off-Season Management?
2026-04-16 10:00 - 11:00 | Zoom
Running a camp is becoming more complicated each year, as trends change quickly.
Between business operations, program, facilities, campers, staff, parents, and more, it can be difficult for even the most seasoned directors to know what and whom they need in order to keep their camp on top. In this session, Dr. Nick Teich will dive into which year-round and summer leadership positions are becoming more (and less) common, and how to think about streamlining your team so that your camp is covering all the bases. We’ll discuss summer positions, year-round full-time positions, leveraging seasonal staff for off-season part-time positions, as well as when (and what) to outsource.
Learning outcomes:

Participants will have an exercise in thinking critically about their camps’ needs in terms of year-round operations, summer operations, and the “in-between” (e.g. how summer employees can help year-round on an hourly basis).
Participants will learn which leadership positions are most common, and which are trending to be more common or less common.
Participants will get ideas on how to bolster or change their leadership teams – and implement these changes – based on their camp’s specific needs relative to industry trends.

Dates & Rates
When: Thursday, April 16, 2026; 10:00 – 11:00am ET
Where: Virtual on Zoom (meeting link will be sent prior to the start of the session)
Cost: Members $15 ; non-Members $25
Click here to register!

About the Instructor
Nick Teich | Owner | Fairwinds Camp Consulting

Dr. Nick Teich is an executive coach and consultant for camp directors and owners, helping them with their camp’s unique needs and goals. He has been working with camps for over 25 years and was a former longtime residential camp director. Nick is a recent recipient of ACA New England’s Peter Kerns Award for the Advancement of Professional Development at camps. He is also a member of the ACA New England Board of Directors. He is a trained social worker and holds a doctorate in social policy. Nick lives in the Boston area with his wife and two kids.

Questions, reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.
Registrations are non-refundable, but may be transferred to another member of your team, prior to the start of the session.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

Youth Mental Health First Aid (blended course)
2026-04-23 09:00 - 16:00 | Zoom
This is an 8-hour education program that teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among children and adolescents ages 12-18. Youth Mental Health First Aid uses group activity, role-playing, and simulations to demonstrate:

How to assess a mental health crisis
How to select interventions and provide initial help
How to connect young people to professional, peer, and social support, as well as self-help care.

The course covers:

Common signs and symptoms of mental health challenges and substance use challenges in this age group.
How to interact with a child or adolescent in crisis.
How to connect the youth with help.
Expanded content on trauma, substance use, self-care, and the impact of social media and bullying.

This course is offered in a two-part format and both components must be completed to earn your certification:

2.5 hours of pre-work, which must be completed by Thursday, April 16, 2026
Live, virtual course from 9:00am to 4:00pm on Thursday, April 23, 2026

What will participants learn?
Participants learn the risk factors and warning signs of a variety of mental health challenges common among adolescents including anxiety, depression, psychosis, eating disorders, AD/HD, disruptive behavior disorders, and substance use disorder.
Participants learn to support a youth developing signs and symptoms of a mental illness, or who are in an emotional crisis by applying a core five-step action plan. The Youth Mental Health First Aid USA curriculum is primarily focused on information participants can use to help adolescents and transition-aged youth, ages 8-18.
Participants do not learn to diagnose, nor how to provide any therapy or counseling.
Who should take this course?
This course is designed for any adults who regularly interact with adolescents, and who are either ACA, New England members or who work at camps located in Western Massachusetts.
We are able to provide this course free of charge to ACA, New England members thanks to a SAMHSA grant
Who created this course?
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing was instrumental in bringing Mental Health First Aid to the United States. Mental Health First Aid USA worked with experts at the National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health at the Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development to develop the youth program.

Dates & Rates
When: Thursday, April 23, 2026, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (pre-work must be completed by Thursday, April 16 to qualify for the in-person portion of this course).
Where: Online. Participants will receive a Zoom link no later than 24 hours prior to the program.
Cost: This course is FREE for ACA, New England members and folks who work at camps in Western Massachusetts (parameters of the grant funding to support this course).
*Because this course results in a certification, attendees must fully participate in the entire program.*
Click here to register!
Registration Information:
This workshop has a maximum capacity of 15 participants.
Once you register through ACA, New England, additional communication about the course will come from the course instructors/the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. You will then receive an email with additional details on how to access the pre-work through the Mental Health First Aid Portal. Please allow time to receive that email. Pre-work should be completed by Thursday, April 16 to ensure you are qualified to attend the in-person component of the program (some flexibility exists if you need a few extra days, just let us know).
Registrations are non-refundable but may be transferred to another eligible individual prior to the start of the event, provided there is enough time for that individual to complete the mandatory pre-work.
Please note that this is a vacation week for Massachusetts schools.
Questions: Reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.

Communicating with Courage: Navigating Challenging Dialogue® for Leaders
2026-04-29 10:00 - 17:00 | The Barton Center, 30 Ennis Road, North Oxford, MA, 01537, United States
Every day you witness the emotional struggles of your peers, staff, young people, and families you serve.
There are so many conversations you need to have and want to have that you may dread, avoid, or can’t quit see your way through to positive resolution,
Join Beth Wonson and Lisa Falkingham Hunt for the Navigating Challenging Dialogue Essentials workshop, where you’ll learn Navigating Challenging Dialogue® (NCD), the NCD Process, and the NCD Principles. These are proven tools for effective, fact-based dialogue, even when communication feels risky. Learn to create connections and achieve results through clear, empathetic communication.
You’ll bring your own real-world challenges to our time together, and using the 4-Stage NCD Process, you’ll learn to:
• Navigate difficult conversations with fact-based dialogue
• Improve trust, build connection
• Establish a healthier relationship with the other party
• Come to healthy resolution on the trickiest of topics
Regardless of your work or positions – this course will transform how you engage with others and handle conflicts. The NCD Process is a framework for fact-based dialogue, even when communication feels risky.
Dates & Rates
When: Wednesday, April 29, 2026; 10:00am to 3:30pm
Where: The Barton Center for Diabetes Education, Fuller Hall – 30 Ennis Road, North Oxford, MA 01537
Member Cost: 1st Person, $119; 2nd & Additional Person, $99
Non-Member Cost: 1st Person, $139; 2nd & Additional Person $119
*this is an in-person session and will not be recorded*
About the Instructors

Beth Wonson is a communication expert and the creator of Navigating Challenging Dialogue®. Beth’s career and passion for youth development and the strengthening the skills of professionals working the field when she worked for Project Adventure, Inc for 13 years. Now Beth works across the US with corporations and nonprofits who seek to build positive cultures, strengthen trust and connection, and fulfill their mission in most effective ways. Beth serves on the board of High 5 Adventure Learning in Brattleboro VT.

Lisa Falkingham Hunt is the Director of Training and Team Development at High 5 Adventure Learning. She has worked in the outdoor education, camp, and training world for over 30 years. Lisa’s approach is grounded in the understanding that an activity, when well facilitated – such as her hike up Mt. Mansfield – can create life changing experiences for people. “What’s so exciting about the work that High 5 does is that we don’t need to take people on expeditions or thrilling rock climbs in order to experience the benefits of real adventure. It can happen anywhere!”. Lisa is a Certified Navigating Challenging Dialogue® Facilitator.

Questions, reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.
Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

New Camp Director Workshop 5/13/26
2026-05-13 08:00 - 17:30 | Cedar Hill Day Camp, 265 Beaver St, Waltham, MA, 02452
ACA, New England: New Camp Director Workshop
(a 101-level offering)
ACA, New England’s New Camp Director Workshop is a fast-paced, one-day program designed to give new and aspiring camp directors greater understanding of the scope and key functions of the professional role of the camp director, including the following:

Transition to Leadership and the Camp Director Role
Knowing your Camp – mission & values, culture, your audience
The Business of Camp – finances, policies & procedures, continuous improvement
Risk Management & Emergency Planning – best practices, mandated reporting, assessing risk, emergency action plans, and crisis response
Building and Managing a Team – recruitment, hiring, training, supervision, retention
Hot Topics & things you don’t think of

Participants will also be assigned a “Resource Group” with other attendees and an instructor and can expect the opportunity to connect with them at least three times within a year of taking the course.
Ideal participants are full-time and part-time camp directors in their first three years of the role, and aspiring camp directors.
The course is taught by instructors from a variety of different camp backgrounds who have at least 7 years of experience as a camp director.
Participants will come away from the day with:

A welcome to the American Camp Association, New England, which serves camps throughout the region with programming, resources, and accreditation services;
Increased knowledge related to the topics above;
A library of handouts and resources to utilize; and
Connection with experienced instructors and a network of new colleagues to connect with for ongoing support

ACA Core Competencies covered in this workshop:

Business Management
Evaluation
Family & Connection
Health & Wellness
Human Resources
Leadership
Risk Management
Youth Development

*Please note: this course does not cover basic youth development, curriculum, or program design principles.
When: Wednesday, May 13, 2026; 8:00am to 5:30pm
Where: Camp Cedar Hill, 265 Beaver Street, Waltham, MA 02454
Member Price: $110
Non-Member Price: $140
The New Camp Director Workshop is a full-day program. Attendance for the entirety of the program is required to receive education credits and a certificate of completion.

Have questions? Reach out to Gillian, Events & Logistics Manager, at gillian@acanewengland.org, or call our office at 781-541-6080
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Use of Images and Audio by ACA, New England: Through my registration, I give American Camp Association, New England (ACANE) full rights and permissions with respect to any photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during the ACANE event. These images and recordings may be used by ACANE and its agents in any format or medium and for any lawful purpose.

Youth Mental Health First Aid (blended course)
2026-05-19 09:00 - 16:00 | Zoom
This is an 8-hour education program that teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among children and adolescents ages 12-18. Youth Mental Health First Aid uses group activity, role-playing, and simulations to demonstrate:

How to assess a mental health crisis
How to select interventions and provide initial help
How to connect young people to professional, peer, and social support, as well as self-help care.

The course covers:

Common signs and symptoms of mental health challenges and substance use challenges in this age group.
How to interact with a child or adolescent in crisis.
How to connect the youth with help.
Expanded content on trauma, substance use, self-care, and the impact of social media and bullying.

This course is offered in a two-part format and both components must be completed to earn your certification:

2.5 hours of pre-work, which must be completed by Tuesday, May 12, 2026
Live, virtual course from 9:00am to 4:00pm on Tuesday, May 19, 2026

What will participants learn?
Participants learn the risk factors and warning signs of a variety of mental health challenges common among adolescents including anxiety, depression, psychosis, eating disorders, AD/HD, disruptive behavior disorders, and substance use disorder.
Participants learn to support a youth developing signs and symptoms of a mental illness, or who are in an emotional crisis by applying a core five-step action plan. The Youth Mental Health First Aid USA curriculum is primarily focused on information participants can use to help adolescents and transition-aged youth, ages 8-18.
Participants do not learn to diagnose, nor how to provide any therapy or counseling.
Who should take this course?
This course is designed for any adults who regularly interact with adolescents, and who are either ACA, New England members or who work at camps located in Western Massachusetts.
We are able to provide this course free of charge to ACA, New England members thanks to a SAMHSA grant
Who created this course?
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing was instrumental in bringing Mental Health First Aid to the United States. Mental Health First Aid USA worked with experts at the National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health at the Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development to develop the youth program.

Dates & Rates
When: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (pre-work must be completed by Tuesday, May 12 to qualify for the in-person portion of this course).
Where: Online. Participants will receive a Zoom link no later than 24 hours prior to the program.
Cost: This course is FREE for ACA, New England members and folks who work at camps in Western Massachusetts (parameters of the grant funding to support this course).
*Because this course results in a certification, attendees must fully participate in the entire program.*
Click here to register!
Registration Information:
This workshop has a maximum capacity of 15 participants.
Once you register through ACA, New England, additional communication about the course will come from the course instructors/the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. You will then receive an email with additional details on how to access the pre-work through the Mental Health First Aid Portal. Please allow time to receive that email. Pre-work should be completed by Tuesday, May 12 to ensure you are qualified to attend the in-person component of the program (some flexibility exists if you need a few extra days, just let us know).
Registrations are non-refundable but may be transferred to another eligible individual prior to the start of the event, provided there is enough time for that individual to complete the mandatory pre-work.
Questions: Reach out Gillian Gold, Events & Logistics Manager at gillian@acanewengland.org or 781-541-6080 ext. 106.
