GUIDELINES
Abstract Poster Guidelines
Abstracts may be submitted until September 16, 2022 at 11:59pm EST
Please select your category when submitting an abstract
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Data storytelling poster
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Community leadership for social change- advancing racial justice
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Lessons learned from community leadership responding to and emerging fromCOVID-19
Abstracts should answer the following questions:
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(Only for a data story poster) What data will you use to tell your story?
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(Only for a data story poster) How will your data support your story?(Illustrate current issues, raise concerns, express community voices, measure progress of advocacy-related work)
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What type of visualization will be used? (e.g. graphs, tables, infographics, data maps, pictures)
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What impact or lessons can be learned from the story?
Abstracts must be 250 words or less.
We recommend including the following elements in your abstract
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Title
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Authors
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Author Affiliations
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Background
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Methods/Community Narrative
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Results/Impact
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Conclusions
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Acknowledgements
Abstract Guidelines
Presentation Guidelines
Presentations will be electronically displayed within the conference platform. These can be in the form of an academic poster, a slide presentation that conference attendees can cycle through, a video recording (Youtube or Vimeo), or a link to an interactive map or web application.
If accepted, you will receive instructions for formatting and submitting your presentation to the Vital Village staff. Presentations must be submitted by October 12, 2022 at 11:59PM EST.
Selected presenters will also have the opportunity to share their work during a live, virtual oral presentation session.
We also recommend using the following resources as you prepare your poster:
Example poster: PDF or PowerPoint
Resources on poster production from American Public Health Association (APHA)