Reproductive justice has never lived in one lane. It lives in the intersections. In the fight and the healing. In the policy and the culture. In what we are defending and what we are still dreaming into existence.

These seven tracks reflect what our communities have always known: that liberation requires all of it. The strategy. The care. The imagination. The resistance. The joy. The truth. No one track is more important than another because our freedom has never been singular. It is collective, layered, and deeply connected.

Since 2007, SisterSong has created space for this movement to gather, align, and grow. At LTAS 2026, we continue that legacy, bringing together the full ecosystem of reproductive justice to break silos, deepen connection, and move toward the kind of action that wins.

The Tracks

Our 2026 Call for Proposals is organized across seven core tracks, and all proposals should be grounded in one of these tracks. These tracks are designed to guide the work, shape the conversations, and ensure that each session contributes to the broader ecosystem of Reproductive Justice.

Defend — Protect what we’ve built. Hold the line on our bodies, our rights, and our democracy.

Build — Create the systems our communities need to thrive. Invest in long-term power, leadership, and infrastructure.

Fight — Challenge and dismantle the policies, systems, and institutions that harm us.

Heal & Care — Center community-led healing, restoration, and care as the foundation of our movement.

Envision & Innovate — Dream beyond what exists and prototype the future we deserve through creativity, technology, and bold imagination.

Culture Shift — Shape the narratives, art, and cultural expressions that move people, sustain our movements, and affirm who we are.

Sexual Liberation — Claim our bodies, pleasure, and identities free from shame, surveillance, and control.

These tracks are not silos. They are reflections of how our movements already live, overlap, and build power together. We ask all prospective presenters to intentionally anchor their workshop in one track while recognizing the ways their work may intersect across others.

Call for Proposals

We are now accepting proposals for in-person 90-minute breakout sessions at Let’s Talk About Sex Conference 2026 in Chicago.

All workshops should be designed with one of the seven tracks in mind, using it as a foundation to shape your session’s focus, approach, and impact.

We are looking for workshops that:

• Shift culture and expand understanding

• Move people toward action and strategy

• Are interactive, engaging, and multi-dimensional

• Build alignment across movements

• Speak to both new and seasoned members of the Reproductive Justice community

Sessions will take place August 7–8, 2026, with audiences ranging from 25–75 participants and a maximum of two presenters per session

Important Information

• Proposal Deadline: May 8, 2026 at 11:59 PM PST 

• Notification of Acceptance: By May 31, 2026 

• Selected presenters will receive complimentary conference registration (up to two presenters)

• Presenters are responsible for their own travel and lodging

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