We’re looking forward to being together again at the Osthoff! This year’s theme is “Connected Through Care: How We Are & Why It Matters.” We are so excited for all the goodness in store for this year’s in-person conference, including celebrating
WI-AIMH’s 25th anniversary!

So, mark your calendars for June 1st to take advantage of the Early Bird rates, and bookmark this page for all things 2026 Wisconsin Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Conference!

Below, you’ll find:

• Keynote speaker Dr. Rosemarie Allen’s bio

• Conference scholarship information

• Credit/registry info

• Award nomination details

Tips & Important Notices:

1) For WI-AIMH (or AIMH) members, have your membership number handy when registering!

2) Be sure to read the confirmation emails after registering! They have exclusive details you'll need for a smooth conference planning experience.

Conference Credit:

• Available for full attendance: .9 CEUs

• Registry credit available

Nominate an Outstanding Professional in Your Community!

For more on the awards, click here!

View past award recipients here.

This year, in addition to celebrating 25 years of WI-AIMH, Capstone is celebrating it’s program with a “Family Reunion!” Click here to download flyer!

Keynote Speaker Bio: Dr. Rosemarie Allen

Dr. Rosemarie Allen currently serves as Professor of Early Childhood in the School of Education at Metropolitan State University of Denver, Associate Professor of Practice with the Children’s Equity Project at Arizona State University, and faculty member with the Pyramid Model Consortium. Dr. Allen is also the Founder, President, and CEO for the Institute for Racial Equity and Excellence (IREE) where she works tirelessly to dismantle systemic barriers that hinder the success of children and families of color. Through research, training, and advocacy, IREE equips educators with the tools and knowledge needed to address racial inequities in early childhood education. Her unwavering commitment to providing quality education for all children, regardless of their background or circumstances, has made her a leading figure in the profession. Dr. Allen's impact extends far beyond the classroom. She is a sought-after speaker, trainer, and facilitator, sharing her expertise and insights at on local news stations, government agencies, corporations, business organizations and national and international conferences. Her thought-provoking presentations challenge conventional wisdom and inspire educators to question their own biases and assumptions. Dr. Allen's ability to connect with her audience on a personal level fosters a sense of urgency and collective responsibility to create a more equitable and just society.

Dr. Allen’s Website | Dr. Allen’s Videos

Scholarships

Due to limited scholarship availability, we ask that applicants thoughtfully assess their financial need prior to applying. These scholarships are intended to increase access for individuals who may not otherwise have the opportunity to attend the conference. We appreciate your thoughtful consideration and commitment to ensure these resources are directed to those with the greatest need. Click here for Scholarship Application.