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Conference News
March 4, 2016
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NAMI California Annual Conference
August 26 & 27, 2016
Burlingame, CA
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Learn about the latest news, research and breakthroughs in mental health!
The 2016 NAMI California Annual Conference will feature a variety of tracks, inspirational speakers and educational workshops.
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Screening of Oscar-Winning
Inside Out
The NAMI California Annual Conference will feature a screening of
Inside Out, Pixar's highly acclaimed animated comedy adventure.
The film, which just won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, is set in the mind of a young girl named Riley, whose emotions -- Joy, Fear, Anger, Sadness and Disgust -- compete as she adjusts to her new life in San Francisco. Discover this groundbreaking movie that explores mental health issues in a sensitive but entertaining way.
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Group Rates Now Available
NAMI California is now offering special group rates for our Annual Conference.
For a limited time, groups of four or more registering at the same time will receive our lowest Super Early Bird pricing! Click here to download the group registration form or call the office at (916) 567-0163.
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Why Wait?
Be An Early Bird & Save
 What are you waiting for? Register now for the NAMI California Annual Conference to take advantage of our
early bird pricing!
Interested in participating in the Color Guard, singing the National Anthem or volunteering at the conference? Contact Erik at
[email protected]. Conference scholarships for adults and young adults ages 18-24 are also available.
(deadline: 5/6/16)
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The San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront is located in Burlingame, California, overlooking the San Francisco Bay. The hotel is just 10 minutes from the San Francisco International Airport and offers complimentary 24-hour shuttle service to and from the airport and BART. Rooms are available for the special rate of $154 (plus tax and fees) per night (parking available for $12 per day). Make your reservations early, as space is limited and rooms fill up fast!
Click here to reserve your room or call (888) 236-2427 or (650) 692-9100 and ask for the NAMI California group rate.
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Learn from families and individuals living with mental illness about how to strengthen our voice, create awareness, and promote wellness and recovery.
Criminal Justice
Learn about strategies in law enforcement and the justice system to reduce stigma and the criminalization of mental illness.
Advocacy
Learn about current policies, your rights, and how to advocate for mental health reform at the local, state and national level.
Transitional Age Youth
Learn about how young adults are engaging in the discussion of mental illness, advocacy, and reducing stigma and discrimination.
Strengthening NAMI
Learn from successful NAMI affiliates about how to grow your local NAMI to better serve your community.
Multicultural Engagement
Learn how to engage diverse communities, provide education about mental illness, and improve access to mental health services.
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Workshop Proposal Deadline Extended
 The deadline for workshop proposals for the 2016 NAMI California Annual Conference has been extended to Friday, March 11. We're interested in engaging workshops addressing Families & Consumers, Transitional Age Youth, Advocacy, Strengthening NAMI, Criminal Justice, and Multicultural Engagement. If you have a great idea for a workshop, please download the form below.
If you know of someone who deserves to be recognized for his or her efforts to improve the lives of people living with mental illness, please download the award nomination form.
Questions? Contact us at (916) 567-0163 or [email protected].
(new deadline: 3/11/16)
(deadline: 4/29/16)
(deadline: 7/5/16)
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Nominations
For Board Of Directors
NAMI California is accepting nominations for our Board of Directors. Board candidates will be voted on by members at the Annual Conference and serve three-year terms. We are seeking qualified candidates who have experience as an individual or family member living with mental illness, knowledge of mental health policy, insight into nonprofit organizational structure, and/or legal, financial or fundraising experience. Board candidates must share a commitment to help all those affected by mental illness and a passion for NAMI California's mission.
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