Presenters
This national conference brings together hundreds of professionals who are dedicated to ensuring that every person has the resources to age well.
We have resources available to help you plan and deliver the most useful presentations. Explore the presenter resources to help you prepare your presentation(s).
Session Types
We are offering these session types at Age+Action. Please find your session type, so you can plan your individual presentation accordingly.
| Session Types | Details | Maximum # of Presenters | Session Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oral Presentation |
15-minute presentation
Three (3) like-minded presentations will be selected for one 60-minute oral session. After all presentations are completed, there will be time for live Q&A. |
One (1) | Oral presentations provide an opportunity for a presenter to share their research findings and/or evidence-based best practices in a formal setting. |
| Learning Lab |
30-minute session
Allow for introductions, 20-25-minute presentation, plus Q&A |
Two (2) |
A formal presentation usually given by 1 or 2 presenters, highlighting one or more case studies. |
|
Deep Dive |
60-minute session
Allow for introductions, 40 minute presentation, plus dedicated Q&A |
Three (3) |
A highly interactive presentation given by 1-3 presenters, developing skills through collaborative learning. Focuses on a single topic or concept and may feature interactive activities |
| Skill-building Intensive |
60-minute session
Allow for introductions, 50-minute interactive presentation, plus Q&A througout |
Three (3) | Sessions that emphasize skills development and incorporate interactive and hands‐on learning. |
| Panel Discussion |
60-minute session
Allow for introductions, 50-minute interaction among panelists, plus Q&A |
Four (4) | A discussion with one (1) moderator and up to four (4) panelists presenting perspectives around a specific topic. |
| Poster |
60-minute poster session
Posters will be organized by topic
View the poster session guidelines for more information
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One (1) | Graphic representation of a presenter's research. Presenters illustrate their findings displaying photos, graphics, diagrams, and a concise amount of text on the poster boards. Poster presenters will hold discussions with attendees who visit the various posters. |
Presenter Social Media Toolkit
Promote your participation on social media with these graphics and sample messages.
Sample LinkedIn and Facebook Message
Going to #AgeAction? Catch the session [Presenter 2] from [insert org name handle] and I are doing on [insert your presentation title] on [insert date/time]. Register at ageaction.org
Sample Twitter Message
Join me at [insert date/time] at #AgeAction for my session on [insert your presentation title]. Register at ageaction.org
Common Hashtags
| #AgeWell | #OlderAdults | #Caregiver | #FallsPrevention |
| #HealthyLiving | #BrainHealth | #BoneHealth | #Nutrition |
Download this LinkedIn and Facebook Graphic
Download this Twitter Graphic
Accessibility & Inclusivity
As you prepare to present at Age+Action, we encourage you to take steps to make sure your content is accessible and inclusive. Here are a few key resources:
Find key tips for improving the accessibility of your in-person presentation and PowerPoint slides.
Reference the National Center to Reframe Aging’s Quick Start Guide on inclusive and empowering language.
