STAMP Conference 2026: OUR Voice is the Key to Advocacy

FAQs

• What does the day include?

  • Intentional space for BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and other allied youth to learn from each other and this year's esteemed keynote speaker on how to take action and make progress in their communities.

  • Student-created and lead workshops. The workshop will explore topics related to race, mental health, technology, and art-ivism. Middle school students will attend three different workshops throughout the day.

  • Professional development sessions for the adult chaperones while students are in their workshops. The STAMP Conference offers chaperones an opportunity to build greater trust with their students in a new way, connect with fellow educators, and grow their understanding for how to advance inclusion in their own spaces.

  Plus, each attendee will receive lunch, a conference themed t-shirt, and the chance for a school group debrief at the end of the event before bus pick up.

• How to register?

  1. Schools can purchase student and chaperone tickets on this site if paying by card. If your school needs to pay by check or has additional questions, contact us for support.

  2. Purchasing tickets will reserve your school's spots, if you have attendee details ready you can share those after check out.

  3. After you have gotten your tickets, we will work with you and chaperones to gather your school's remaining attendee details, as well as next steps student workshops by Tuesday, Sept. 22nd. 

  As a reminder, schools may bring up to ten 7th & 8th grade students and one chaperone. School Partner amounts vary based on level. If you have any questions or need support contact Caite, cplunkett@circlestamp.org.

• Who to contact for support?

  If you have any questions or need support contact Caite, cplunkett@circlestamp.org. We have options for individuals looking to attend not with your school or schools needing financial assistance, contact us to discuss.