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Inaugural Summit
Healing Together
Across Generations, Across Communities
A statewide gathering for BIPOC mental health providers, advocates, and community members building an equitable, culturally responsive, community-driven mental health system in Oregon.
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Tickets
Join us at the summit
All tickets include access to the full day of programming, continental breakfast, and a boxed lunch.
Pricing increases July 12
Standard
$35 $129
First Mover · through July 12
- $55 · Early Bird · through Aug 8
- $75 · Last Call · Aug 9 – 21
- $129 · At the Door · Aug 22
Student
$15 $25
First Mover · through July 12
Verification of .edu email address required
- $20 · Early Bird · through Aug 8
- $25 · Last Call · Aug 9 – 22
If a paid ticket isn't accessible to you, we have free Community Access tickets — no questions asked.
Why this summit, why now
Building what our communities deserve
The current mental health system is not adequately serving our communities, especially Black, Indigenous, and other people of color who have the least access and often face the most stigma when trying to find care.
We envision a robust mental health system in Oregon that is equitable, affordable, culturally responsive, community centered and community driven — a holistic system where our communities can process pain, grief, and trauma to build a society that is content and free to live our lives to our fullest capacity.
Partner with us
Become a sponsor
The Oregon BIPOC Mental Health Summit is the first statewide gathering of its kind — a culturally grounded convening of community members, mental health professionals, advocates, and youth leaders building Oregon's next chapter of mental health equity.
Sponsors get their name and values in front of 250+ BIPOC providers, advocates, and community members from across Oregon — and a meaningful seat at the table in shaping the future of mental health equity in the state.
Schedule
Agenda
Full schedule for August 22, 2026 · Portland, Oregon
8:30 AM
[Welcome and check-in. Light breakfast and coffee available.]
9:30 AM
Featuring: [Speaker name(s)]
[Brief description of the opening session.]
10:00 AM
Featuring: [Keynote speaker name]
[Brief description of the keynote.]
11:15 AM
Panelists: [Name], [Name], [Name]
Moderator: [Name]
[Brief description of the panel theme.]
12:30 PM
[Lunch will be provided. Affinity tables available for cross-community connection.]
1:45 PM
Panelists: [Name], [Name], [Name]
Moderator: [Name]
[Brief description of the panel theme.]
3:15 PM
[Concurrent sessions. Choose one to attend:]
- [Workshop title] — led by [Name]
- [Workshop title] — led by [Name]
- [Workshop title] — led by [Name]
4:45 PM
Featuring: [Speaker name(s)]
[Brief description of how the summit closes — calls to action, next steps, community commitments.]
5:30 PM
[Optional closing reception. Light refreshments and continued networking.]
Featured Voices
Speakers
Leaders, providers, and community advocates shaping the future of BIPOC mental health in Oregon.
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