
Join Us in Portland, Maine for SOS 2025!
State of the States in Brain Injury Conference
October 27 - 30, 2025
The State of the States in Head Injury Meeting (SOS 2025) is where innovation, policy, and lived experience intersect to shape the future of brain injury services nationwide. From October 27–30, leaders in public policy, service delivery, and more will gather in beautiful Portland, Maine to share strategies, spark collaboration, and drive meaningful change.
Whether you're a state administrator, provider, researcher, or brain injury champion, SOS 2025 is your chance to connect with peers who are building a stronger, more wide-reaching system of care for individuals with brain injury. Explore this year’s theme, cutting-edge sessions, and networking opportunities—click below to learn more and register.
Portland, Maine
Invest in the future of your organization and in the brain injury community.
Sponsorship Registration is now closed, but please consider joining us next year!
Honoree Dr. Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa (left), pictured with her friend and former colleague, Dr. Jill Daugherty, NASHIA’s Innovation Center Director.
The 2025 Moody Prize Celebration
NASHIA is honored that we were able to recognize Dr. Julie Haarbauer-Krupa, whose leadership, dedication, and vision continue to inspire all of us working to improve the lives of people with brain injury. Celebrating her achievements with such a warm and committed community was a moment we will not soon forget.
A very special thank you goes to our speakers: Jeff Eppinette from Moody Neuro, Elle Moody from the Moody Foundation, stroke survivor Abby Kithcart, our keynote speaker Victor Medina, and others who shared heartfelt reflections on Julie’s remarkable contributions. Your voices made the evening even more meaningful.
We are deeply grateful to our generous sponsors whose partnership makes this event possible, and to each of you who contributed through your donations and attendance. Your generosity strengthens NASHIA’s mission and ensures that together we can build stronger systems of care for individuals and families living with brain injury.
Check out the photo slideshow from the event!
Technical Assistance Services
Allow us to help your state create sustainable systems of care that are comprehensive, respect differences in customs and traditions, survivor-centered, and encompass individuals with TBI and family members.
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