Call for Speakers

You’re invited to submit a proposal for presenting at the 13th annual Montana Conference on Suicide Prevention to be held in Missoula on Friday, July 25th, 2025.

2025 Conference Theme

Navigating Adversity: Supporting Individuals While Nurturing Personal Resilience

Learn more about the content our planning committee is seeking, and submit your proposal. Submissions are due by March 15th.

Sponsorship Opportunity

We're looking for sponsors whose work aligns with our vitally important mission. Help us continue to bring this high-quality content to Montana at no cost to attendees.

Why be a sponsor?

• Raise Awareness: Your sponsorship helps raise awareness about the issue and increase public education on the topic.
• Show Support: Sponsorship shows support for those who have been affected by suicide and demonstrates a commitment to suicide prevention efforts.
• Networking Opportunities: Network with other organizations and individuals who are dedicated to preventing suicide.
• Promote Products or Services: Sponsorship can also provide an opportunity for sponsors to promote their products or services that are related to behavioral health and suicide prevention.
• Demonstrate Corporate Social Responsibility: Your sponsorship demonstrates your company's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its dedication to making a positive impact on society.
• Strengthen Relationships: Strengthen relationships with stakeholders and partners in the behavioral health and suicide prevention communities.
• Advance the Field: By expanding the exposure and reach of expert knowledge, together we are advancing the field with more effective strategies for preventing suicide.
• All or part of your sponsorship may be tax deductible as a charitable contribution. AFSP's Tax ID# 13-3393329
• The conference provides FREE suicide prevention strategies to as many people from across the state. Attendance is free and continuing education units are also offered at no charge for Behavioral Health professionals, Registered Nurses, and Teachers.
• Feedback from attendees is always overwhelmingly positive.