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June 23, 2020

12:00-4:00 PM ET

June 24, 2020

2:00-3:30 PM ET

Online Virtual Event and Education

Interactive Exhibit Hall, Networking Lounge, and Awards Stage

Welcome to the Virtual Event

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we work, but we must not let it interrupt our work. Mental health and addictions treatment organizations need our continued support now more than ever.

That is why this year we are proud to partner with more than 25 national advocacy organizations to bring you Hill Day At Home! We’re still rallying. We’re still moving ahead together. And we’re still bringing our field’s most important issues to Congress.

As we go virtual this year, we need YOU-our friends in the field-to be right there with us as always.

Click here to view a walkthrough of the Hill Day At Home virtual platform.


How can you make a difference?

Join us live on Tuesday, June 23 from 12:00 - 4:00 PM ET for the 2020 Virtual Policy Institute. This online learning event will include keynote speakers, the latest legislative updates, immersive breakout sessions and all the great content you’ve come to expect from Hill Day including an interactive exhibit hall. Check out the latest agenda.

On Wednesday, June 24 from 2:00-3:30 PM ET, we will host Personal Stories to Policy Strategies, a live screening of clips from the award-winning film Scattering CJ, a moving story of one family’s loss to suicide and the thousands of people who responded in their time of need. This screening will be followed by a panel discussion with legislators and mental health experts for a candid conversation on mental health and suicide prevention.

In addition to the film session on June 24, Hill Day At Home will culminate with a series of digital advocacy events and outreach opportunities to Congress urging lawmakers to invest in lifesaving funding for mental health and addiction programs.

Can’t join us live, Not to worry! All materials will be available to engage with online until July 23, 2020.

Frequently Asked Questions

The National Council’s Hill Day is the largest behavioral health advocacy event of the year. Held in partnership with more than 25 national mental health and addiction treatment organizations, Hill Day gathers hundreds of behavioral health providers, C-suite level executives, board members, consumers and community stakeholders for sessions and workshops on federal behavioral health policy. After these sessions, Hill Day attendees take their message to Capitol Hill to advocate for better resources for mental health and addictions treatment in their communities. Learn more about Hill Day here.
On Tuesday, June 23, you'll be able to log on to our online event portal for the 2020 Virtual Policy Institute 12:00-4:00 PM ET

This four-hour learning event will include keynote speakers, the latest legislative updates, immersive breakout sessions and all the great content you’ve come to expect from Hill Day.

On Wednesday, June 24th from 2:00-3:30 PM ET, we will host Personal Stories to Policy Strategies , a live screening of clips from the award-winning film Scattering CJ, a moving story of one family’s loss to suicide and the thousands of people who responded in their time of need. This screening will be followed by a panel discussion with legislators and mental health experts for a candid conversation on mental health and suicide prevention.

In addition to the film session on June 24 , Hill Day At Home will culminate with a series of digital advocacy events and outreach opportunities to urge lawmakers to invest in lifesaving funding for mental health and addiction programs.

All Hill Day At Home activities will be available online until July 23, 2020.
Yes. You are required to register for the event to be able to access education sessions, networking lounge, exhibit hall, awards stage, and other interactive features.
Registration for Hill Day At Home is free.
All staff are welcome. Federal policy affects all levels of staff at an organization — so we encourage you to send as many of your staff as are able to come! Past attendees have included CEOs, senior management, consumers, program directors, physicians, other providers, board members, and more.
Members can show their support for behavioral health advocacy and the Hill Day agenda by becoming a Hill Day sponsor. As a Hill Day At Home sponsor, you will be recognized for your commitment to advocacy in the program and on our website. As the event grows each year, your contribution also helps keep registration free for all attendees. Your donation of just $100 can ensure that our voice is heard. Donating is simple
Once you login you will be taken to the virtual lobby, which will lead to an auditorium (where education sessions will be held), exhibit hall (where companies showcase their products and services), awards stage (see our heroes!) networking lounge (where you can network with fellow attendees), and the information desk!
No. You do not need to download or install any software to participate in our conference. You only need to have access to the internet. For the best experience, we do recommend using Google Chrome for your browser.
Closed captioning will be provided for the education sessions in the auditorium. If you experience any issues, please go to the Information Desk (located in the lobby),and engage in a chat with one of the support representatives for assistance.
Presentations and the exhibit hall will be accessible to attendees until July 23, 2020. To access Hill Day At Home after June 23, simply log back into the event using your email address.
You will have access to your virtual briefcase and the resource center for one month after the event. Log back into the event using your email to download any materials you need.
All attendees will be automatically muted and will not be sharing video during the event’s education sessions. You can choose to video chat other attendees within the chat function of the event.