The Hoosier Association for Behavior Analysis (HABA) will hold its 2026 annual conference October 14–16, 2026, at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Noblesville Indianapolis Conference Center in Noblesville, Indiana. A day of pre-conference workshops on October 14 precedes two days of general sessions on October 15–16, and attendees can register for in-person or virtual participation. The 2024 edition drew 282 registrations.
Organized around the theme Adventures in ABA, the program features keynote speaker Dr. Nasiah Cirincione-Ulezi on supervisory feedback as a reflective and relational process, with invited speakers Dr. Natalia Baires, Shannon Biagi, Dr. Shane Spiker and Dr. Jared Van. The workshop day pairs a session by Biagi on leadership and workplace contingencies with a cultural responsiveness workshop led by Dr. Juliana Aguilar. Breakout topics range from sex education and healthy-behavior programs to Indiana regulatory compliance and precision teaching. Up to 7 ethics, 1.5 supervision and 13 general BACB CEUs are available, and a poster session is scheduled for the evening of October 15.
HABA, which marked its 18th year in 2026, is Indiana’s professional association for behavior analysts and runs public policy and diversity, equity and inclusion committees. Its member meeting during the conference will include committee updates and presentation of the Bridget Harrison Award, making the event the main annual gathering for the state’s ABA community.