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ATIXA and NABITA Announce 2026 Training and Event Schedule

The Association of Title IX Administrators (ATIXA) and the National Association for Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment (NABITA) have formally revealed their extensive schedule for 2026, designed to enhance professional development and support within educational environments. This dynamic program comprises a blend of in-person training sessions, certification events, and virtual focus weeks to ensure a well-rounded approach to professional growth.

A Commitment to Education and Safety

ATIXA and NABITA stand at the forefront of training resources for professionals involved in civil rights compliance, Title IX regulations, and behavioral interventions across various educational settings, including K-12 schools and higher education institutions. As emphasized by Makenzie Schiemann, President of NABITA, the 2026 training calendar reflects their unwavering commitment to fostering safer and fairer environments in educational contexts. With professionals equipped through this training, communities can bolster safety measures and ensure equitable support for all students.

Saundra K. Schuster, President of ATIXA, highlighted the dual nature of the training schedule, which aims to improve both skill sets and professional networks. “We strive to ease the path for practitioners aiming for best practices through our actionable and meaningful events,” she noted.

Key Highlights of the 2026 Schedule

The 2026 training schedule is a rich tapestry of focused educational experiences. Here are some notable features:

• - Focus Weeks: Monthly throughout 2026, ATIXA and NABITA will host Focus Weeks, which are immersive virtual training experiences centered around critical topics that enhance professional development. These sessions allow participants to delve into relevant areas of interest and gain concentrated knowledge.
• - Winter Symposia: Scheduled for February 23-27, 2026, in Orlando, Florida, the Winter Symposium will convene thought leaders and professionals to discuss pressing matters in Title VI, Title IX, civil rights compliance, behavioral intervention, and student support strategies.
• - Summer Symposium and Case Management Summit: From June 7-11, 2026, in Denver, Colorado, these two gatherings will offer an invaluable opportunity for attendees to engage in training, certification, connection, and collaborative discussions.
• - Annual Conferences: The flagship ATIXA and NABITA conferences will take place in Baltimore, Maryland, from October 12-17, 2026. Marking their 15th and 18th years respectively, these conferences will serve as premier national discussions on equity and safety in educational settings.

The registration process is now open for all events, with early bird rates available for those eager to secure their spots early in the year.

About ATIXA

The Association of Title IX Administrators (ATIXA) offers tailored resources for Title IX coordinators and administrators across education. With over 19,000 members and a leadership focus on collaborative best practices and the promotion of gender equity in education, ATIXA remains dedicated to empowering educational institutions through training and resources.

For further details, visit www.atixa.org.

About NABITA

Founded in response to tragic events highlighting the need for preventive measures in educational institutions, the National Association for Behavioral Intervention and Threat Assessment (NABITA) plays a critical role in providing support and education for professionals focused on creating safer environments. With over 9,500 members, NABITA leads the way in innovative approaches to behavioral intervention across campuses and workplaces.

To learn more, visit www.nabita.org.

The 2026 training schedule marks an exciting step forward in the endeavors of both organizations to improve the educational landscape through informed professionals striving for safety and equity.