Exhibit Hall engagement
Make the Exhibit Hall your central stop at the Annual Meeting. Chat with close to 40 exhibitors and key supporters of the family planning field. Examine over 100 scientific abstract posters and mingle with colleagues while attending receptions, enjoying daily breakfast, or stopping in for snack breaks between sessions.
At registration, you will receive an exhibitor scorecard. Complete your scorecard by checking in with all exhibitors in the Exhibit Hall, and then exchange your scorecard at the Society booth for a limited edition specialty swag item.
Prioritize your wellness
Focus on your well-being while attending the Annual Meeting. Some self-care options:
- Massage therapists based in the Exhibit Hall and BIPOC lounge
- A puppy zone in the Exhibit Hall
- Morning running club
- Early riser stroll
Saturday luncheon with Loretta Ross
The Society is excited to share that reproductive justice movement leader, author, educator, and MacArthur Fellow Loretta J. Ross will be speaking at a hosted luncheon on Saturday, October 25, at this year’s Society of Family Planning Annual Meeting.
Don't miss this special event, which is certain to nourish your body, mind, and soul! During the first session break following the discussion, stop by the featured authors corner in the Exhibit Hall to have your book signed by Professor Ross.
Featured authors

In addition to hosting Professor Ross, the Society is proud to release this year’s list of featured authors. The following list of members will be showcasing their recently published works in the Exhibit Hall, where you may purchase your own copy or directly inquire with the authors about their work.
Pushback: The 2500 year fight to thwart women by restricting abortion
Mary Fissell, PhD
After Dobbs: How the Supreme Court ended Roe but not abortion
Carole Joffe, PhD; David Cohen, JD
When Roe fell: How barriers, inequities, and systemic failures of justice in abortion became visible
Edited by: Katrina Kimport, PhD, MA
Beyond limits: Stories of third trimester abortion care
Shelley Sella, MD
BIPOC Lounge
The Society acknowledges the unique personal and social burdens many Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) experience in conference spaces.
With this in mind, the Society has curated a restorative space where BIPOC attendees can step away from the full conference when needed or as desired.
Amenities in the space include:
- A complimentary massage therapist
- Relaxed seating
- A selection of herbal and flavored teas
Recharge Lounge
Rest your feet, charge your phone, and catch up with friends and colleagues at the Recharge Lounge.
Lactation room
Looking for a comfortable and private place to pump or nurse? Inquire at the registration desk to access a dedicated lactation room equipped with outlets, sweet treats, and a refrigerator.