The Colorado Association for Behavior Analysis (COABA) will hold its 10th Annual Conference on November 5–7, 2026, at the Embassy Suites Denver Downtown in Denver, Colorado. The meeting is offered in person, by live stream and on demand, with registration options for professionals, students and behavior technicians.
November 5 is set aside for workshops, which require separate registration, and a welcome reception. The main program opens November 6 with a keynote by Corina Jimenez-Gomez on cultural adaptations of evidence-based behavior-analytic practice and an invited address by Jonathan Baker on subspecialty competencies in behavioral gerontology; the speaker roster also includes Linda LeBlanc, Jane Howard and Ashley Fuhrman. Professional registration is $275 for members and $375 for non-members and lists 5 BACB ethics and 5 general CEUs, while a free Saturday technician track offers 4 general CEUs. A Diamond Tier add-on for the anniversary year bundles 10 COABA webinars, reserved seating and parking.
COABA is Colorado’s professional association for behavior analysis, with committees on public policy, professional development and dissemination. Its tenth conference marks a decade of convening practitioners in a state where licensure, Medicaid policy and workforce development remain active concerns for ABA providers.