The Nebraska Association for Behavior Analysis (NEABA) will hold its 2027 conference March 11–12, 2027. The event is expected to take place at the Scott Conference Center in Omaha’s Aksarben Village and is intended for behavior analysts, students, professionals and community members from across Nebraska.
NEABA describes the two days as a mix of professional development, collaboration and networking. As of October 2026, the association’s conference page carried only a save-the-date notice, and details on location, speakers, registration and programming are to be released in the coming months.
NEABA’s stated purpose is to promote the science and practice of applied behavior analysis in Nebraska. Its goals include advising policymakers on the effective and ethical use of ABA, informing stakeholders about the field and promoting the Behavior Analyst Certification Board as the appropriate credentialing body for practitioners in the state. The association is also raising funds to support state licensure efforts, and the conference serves as its main annual gathering.