ABLE Assembly Institution Purchase Order Registration Form

The ABLE Assembly will take place in person and online April 10–11, 2027. The program will be posted on our website in February 2027.

Registration is open now through April 10, 2027.

The conference registration fee is $125 and includes:

If you attend in person: 

  • sessions at Berklee College of Music in Boston;
  • lunch on April 10 and April 11;
  • access to recorded sessions and supporting materials after the event has concluded;
  • admission to the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education's (BIAAE) Digital Learning Series, 12 monthly webinars and workshops with hands-on teaching strategies that will be offered from May 2027 through April 2028; and
  • the opportunity to earn 18 professional development points.

If you attend online:

  • livestream access to keynotes and some workshop sessions;
  • access to exclusive curated pre-recorded sessions and supporting materials by luminaries in the field;
  • day-ending synthesis discussions with opportunities to engage with the presenters;
  • admission to the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education's (BIAAE) Digital Learning Series, 12 monthly webinars and workshops with hands-on teaching strategies that will be offered from May 2027 through April 2028; and
  • the opportunity to earn 18 professional development points.

We are committed to making this event accessible and inclusive for everyone. If you require any accommodations to participate fully, please contact Dr. Rhoda Bernard at rbernard@berklee.edu by April 1 so we can best support your needs.

Please fill out the form below to register for the ABLE Assembly.

After you submit the form, send your purchase order by email to rbernard@berklee.edu.

Once the form has been submitted and the purchase order has been received, we will issue an invoice for payment for the conference registration fee.

We look forward to seeing you there.

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