The New York State Association for Behavior Analysis (NYSABA) will hold its 37th Annual Conference on October 29–30, 2026, at the Albany Capital Center in Albany, New York, with a virtual option delivered through BehaviorLive. The meeting is open to behavior analysts, behavior technicians, students and affiliates, with separate member and non-member pricing.
This year’s theme is Behavior Analysis for Everyone: Bridging Populations, Building Skills. Keynote addresses will be given by Erik Jacobson, Ph.D., and Lina Slim, Ph.D., BCBA-D, CCC-SLP, with invited presentations from Mariel Cremonie-Fernandez, Raymond Romanczyk and David Cox. A pre-conference workshop on Wednesday, October 28, offers an introduction to advocacy for ABA providers. Standard pricing runs through October 21, with one- and two-day options for in-person and virtual attendees and BACB CEUs sold as an add-on. There is no onsite registration.
NYSABA is the statewide professional association for applied behavior analysis in New York, with committees on legislation, diversity and family resources. The conference doubles as the setting for its annual awards, which recognize practice, supervision and mentorship, service and legislative leadership, and it gives practitioners in one of the country’s licensed markets a forum on clinical, regulatory and workforce issues.