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14th Annual International Feeding Development Conference

Organized by Feeding Matters

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Event date: February 25, 2027
Format: Virtual
Location: Virtual
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

Feeding Matters’ 14th Annual International Feeding Development Conference takes place virtually on February 25–26, 2027, with presentations available on demand afterward. Under the theme “From Awareness to Action,” it invites presentations on collaborative clinical practice, case studies, lived experience, inclusive approaches, field advancement, and early-career perspectives in feeding development. Presentations should reflect collaboration, innovation, and inclusion and offer actionable takeaways for participants.

Topics

Interprofessional and diverse clinical perspectivesPractice-based case studiesLived experience and family-centered careInnovation, equity, and inclusive practicePolicy, advocacy, research, and field advancementEarly-career perspectives on pediatric feeding managementPediatric feeding disorder (PFD), avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), and feeding development

Audience

Professionals working in pediatric feeding management and feeding development

Session formats

Virtual presentations