Open video content submissions were due at 11:59pm Pacific Time on Tuesday, July 30th.

We reopened the submission window for limited topics through Saturday, August 31st.

We will be confirming first round selections on Tuesday, August 13th, and second round selections on Saturday, September 7th.

There will be an option for you to take feedback given (if you opt in to it on the submission form), and make revisions for a third round submission if applicable.

The conference will take place the fourth week of October.

You do! If selected, you will be giving us permission to feature your content in our conference and on our YouTube/social media channels, but you are free to post that content on your own channels after the conference. If you are not selected to be featured in our conference, you are free to post your content immediately.

1. Your completed video content. We are making selections based on final video content, so make your content before going to the submissions page. Make sure your video content does not contain any copyrighted material before you go to submit.

2. Your bio. In 200 words or less, tell us about yourself.

3. Your website/social media information (optional)

We likely won't feature you more than once (or twice if there is a collaboration), because we value diversity of voices, but you are free to submit up to 3 times if you'd like to widen your chances of being featured.

Here are some guides for making content for ADHDvCon:

Have fresh, diverse perspectives. ADHD is not limited to one demographic or one viewpoint. We want to hear from everyone in the ADHD community. And we prioritize fresh ideas over recycled concepts.

Be helpful. Relatable content is fun and validating, but we want content that will help the community move forward

Be engaging. Use energetic, concise delivery.

Don't be a dick. We do not condone disparaging language or ableism, and will not be selecting submissions that shame any demographic, even those outside of the ADHD community.

No, it does not! We do ask that you have decent lighting and sound quality, though. ADHDvCon is geared for a sensory-sensitive community. This can be done with most technology and lighting you already have in the house, though. There's no need to have high end microphones, ring lights, or cameras.

We totally get it. Submitting final content takes time and energy, and with ADHD, it can be harder for us to put in all that work without a guarantee that it will lead to anything.

The good news is that, worst case scenario, if we aren't able to feature your content, it is already complete! You can post that content on any of your own platforms! You have nothing to lose.

Fill out this Google Form to upload your video file, along with your bio, information about you, etc.