Want to share your work with leading scientists and practitioners from around the world? Submit your late-breaking research proposal for a poster or paper at the 2025 Work, Stress, and Health conference! We’re looking for presentations on a range of topics that address the changing nature of work and implications for worker health, safety, and well-being.
Proposals are due by March 24, 2025.
WSH is a multidisciplinary conference organized by the Society for Occupational Health Psychology and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and that spans a wide variety of fields, including:
· Behavioral and social sciences (psychology, sociology, anthropology, economics, health communications)
· Medicine and other medical disciplines (occupational and environmental medicine, occupational health nursing, psychiatry)
· Public and occupational health (epidemiology, industrial hygiene, safety engineering, health protection and promotion)
· Social services (social work, employee assistance, crisis counseling)
· Business and industry (organized labor, management, human resources, law, occupational safety and health professionals, insurance and workers’ compensation)
· Military, emergency response, and public safety
If you are a scientist, practitioner, or student in these or related fields, or a professional in business, industry, or government, don’t miss this opportunity to get exposure for your work while connecting with your peers and colleagues.
About Work, Stress, and Health 2025
The 2025 Work, Stress, and Health Conference will be held in person at the University of Washington-Seattle, July 8th-11th, 2025. Conference registration opens February 24th, 2025.
The Work, Stress, and Health Conference series addresses the ever-changing nature of work and the implications of these changes for the health, safety, and well-being of workers, and organizational effectiveness. As growing economic, political, environmental, and social changes challenge every aspect of our lives, the issue of well-being becomes more complex. Worker well-being is an encompassing and holistic phenomenon that spans health, safety, and optimal functioning at work and beyond. As such, well-being must be addressed at multiple levels, including (but not limited to) social policy, and healthy work design and organizational practices. Workforce 5.0 is composed of workers from multiple generations with diverse backgrounds and complex well-being needs. At the 2025 conference we will give special attention to evidence and solutions for building and sustaining the well-being and optimal functioning of Workforce 5.0 while considering the ever-growing changes and challenges posed to workers from all levelsThe Work, Stress, and Health Conference is particularly interested in expanding participation from practitioners in the many disciplines that address the conference topics, and occupational health psychology, overall. The conference goal is not only to study these topics, but also to improve safety and health and to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses, both physical and psychological.
We look forward to seeing you in Seattle!