会议名称：青少年心理健康与积极发展论坛
主办单位：山东师范大学心理学部
协办单位：北京师范大学心理学部
会议时间：2026年10月31日—11月2日
地点：山东济南
论坛背景及概述
联合国大会于2023年8月宣布2024—2033年为“科学促进可持续发展国际十年”（International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development，IDSSD,以下简称“科学十年”），由联合国教科文组织（UNESCO）负责全球组织协调和推进工作。“科学十年”旨在充分发挥科学在实现联合国2030年可持续发展目标（SDGs）中的关键作用，倡导“科学惠及人人”（Science for All）理念，通过推动跨学科研究、国际科技合作、开放科学以及科学与政策和社会之间的深度融合，使科学更好地服务经济社会发展和人类共同福祉。
近年来，青少年心理健康已成为国家和国际社会共同关注的重要议题。山东师范大学心理学部和山东省学生心理健康发展中心主办，北京师范大学心理学部协办的“青少年心理健康与积极发展论坛（Forum of Adolescent Mental Health and Positive Development, FAMHPD）”于2026年4月成功入选“科学十年”项目（详见“科学十年”官方页面），该论坛将汇聚全球范围内的心理学、教育学、公共卫生、社会学等领域的专家学者、青年研究人员和实践工作者，围绕青少年心理健康与积极发展的理论创新、实证研究和实践应用开展深入交流。这标志着该论坛在科学价值、国际合作、社会影响及服务可持续发展目标等方面得到联合国教科文组织认可，被正式纳入全球合作网络，与世界各国高校、科研机构和国际组织共同推进科学促进可持续发展的国际合作与实践。
青少年心理健康与积极发展论坛将于2026年10月31日至11月2日在山东济南举办。论坛设有主旨报告、专题研讨、口头报告、展贴报告和学术工作坊等多种学术交流形式，旨在促进跨学科、跨文化和跨区域合作，推动青少年心理健康与积极发展研究，为实现联合国可持续发展目标（SDGs）贡献科学智慧与实践方案。诚挚邀请全球相关领域学者、研究人员及实践工作者提交研究摘要，共襄此次学术盛会。
征稿对象
本论坛主要征集有关儿童青少年发展的研究。诚邀心理学、教育学、公共卫生、社会学及相关领域的学者、研究人员和实践工作者投稿。特别鼓励来自代表性不足及资源相对有限地区的研究者投稿。
摘要提交要求
• 英文撰写，不超过250词
• 说明研究问题、方法、主要发现及意义
• 来稿可涉及以下主题，请指明一个首选主题和一个备选主题：
1.认知、学习与脑发展
2.社会与情绪发展及人际关系
3.家庭、学校与社会文化情境
4.儿童青少年心理健康与积极发展
5.儿童青少年心理健康的干预与转化研究
• 注明口头报告、海报展示或两者均可。所有报告使用英语呈现。
• 提供姓名、单位及邮箱。
• 每位申请人仅可作为报告者提交一篇摘要，但可以非报告作者身份参与其他摘要
投稿方式
投稿邮箱：famhpd2026jinan@outlook.com
提交材料：摘要（Word文档，文件名请使用“姓名+摘要题目”，格式见附件）及不超过2页的个人简历。如果有中文姓名，请在摘要文件和简历文件中注明。
重要日期
摘要提交截止日期：2026年9月30日
录用通知发布时间：2026年10月7日
论坛特色
• 主旨报告：由国内外知名专家学者作为嘉宾进行主旨报告，包括莱比锡大学Tina Malti教授，莱比锡大学Henrik Saalbach教授，格里菲斯大学Melanie Zimmer-Gembeck教授等，约翰内斯堡大学Jace Pillay教授，匈牙利科学院心理学研究所Marta Fulop教授等，详细嘉宾名单待公布。
• 口头报告与海报展示
•主旨报告嘉宾主持的工作坊与专题讨论会
•跨区域、跨文化的国际学术交流与合作机会免注册费
•免注册费
•住宿与交通费用自理
•向参会青年学者提供参会补助（具体信息待公布）
如对论坛有任何问题，请联系组委会：famhpd2026jinan@outlook.com
我们期待收到您的摘要投稿，并于2026年10月在济南欢迎您的到来！
会议网址：https://www.famhpd.sdnu.edu.cn
“UNESCO - International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development (UNESCO - IDSSD)”
-- Forum of Adolescent Mental Health and Positive Development
Call for Abstracts
Event: Forum of Adolescent Mental Health and Positive Development
Date: October 31 - November 2, 2026
Hosted by: Faculty of Psychology, Shandong Normal University
Co-Organized by: Faculty of Psychology, Beijing Normal University
Venue: Jinan, Shandong, China
The International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development (2024–2033; IDSSD) was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly, with UNESCO designated to lead its implementation. The IDSSD aims to build trust in science, promote critical and informed thinking, and ensure equitable global access to scientific advancements and solutions.
Shandong Normal University is pleased to announce that the activity, Forum of Adolescent Mental Health and Positive Development (FAMHPD), has been endorsed by the IDSSD (For more info, please check the official IDSSD page). The Forum will take place in the vibrant city of Jinan, China, and will focus on the theme of Adolescent Mental Health and Positive Development. Recognizing the importance of adolescent well-being for sustainable and inclusive development, the forum aims to bring together global scholars, researchers, and practitioners to exchange innovative ideas and research findings.
We warmly invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners from around the world to submit abstracts and participate in this academic forum. Together, we seek to advance scientific understanding and innovative practices that promote adolescent well-being and contribute to a more sustainable future
Event Overview
Adolescence represents a pivotal window for human development, marked by rapid neurobiological, cognitive, and socio-emotional transformations. This forum aims to advance both theoretical understanding and methodological innovation in adolescent mental health and positive development by fostering scientific inquiry, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to benefit from scientific progress, and promoting the use of scientific knowledge to accelerate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The forum will feature keynote lectures from internationally renowned experts, oral and poster presentations, interactive panel discussions, and workshops.
Who Should Submit
We invite all scholars and researchers working in psychology, education, mental health, and related fields to submit abstracts for oral or poster presentations. Priority will be given to applicants from currently underrepresented regions.
Submission Guidelines
• Abstracts must be written in English and should not exceed 250 words.
• Submissions should clearly state the research questions, methods, major findings, and implications for adolescent mental health or positive development.
• Submissions may relate to the following themes. Authors should select one primary theme and may indicate one secondary theme.
1. Cognitive, Learning, and Brain Development
2. Social and Emotional Development and Interpersonal Relationships
3. Family, School, and Sociocultural Contexts
4. Mental Health and Positive Development
5. Prevention, Intervention, and Translational Research
(Note: the Organizing Committee reserves the right to reassign accepted submissions to a different theme.)
• Applications should indicate their preference for oral or poster presentation or both. Presentations must be delivered in English.
• Please include the full legal name, institutional affiliation, and contact email of the applicant.
• An applicant may submit only one abstract as presenting author, but may be listed as a non-presenting co-author on additional submissions.
How to Submit
The Forum primarily welcomes research on children and adolescents. Please send your abstract (as a Word document; name the file with your name plus the title of the abstract; please refer to the attached template) and a brief CV (max 2 pages) to the Forum Committee at famhpd2026jinan@outlook.com. If the applicant has a Chinese name, please specify it in both the abstract document and the CV.
Abstract Submission Deadline: Sep 30, 2026
Notification of Acceptance: Oct 7, 2026
Event Highlights
• Keynote lectures will be delivered by distinguished scholars, including Prof. Tina Malti, Prof. Melanie Zimmer-Gembeck, Prof. Jace Pillay, Prof. Marta Fulop, among others. A detailed list of invited guests is to be announced at a later date.
• Oral and Poster Presentations by participants.
• Workshops and Panel Discussions by keynote speakers
• Networking opportunities with scholars and researchers from around the world
• Registration Fee: FREE
• Travel and accommodation expenses are the responsibility of participants.
• Travel grants will be available for selected early-career researchers. Details will be announced in due course.
For questions regarding the forum, please contact the Committee at famhpd2026jinan@outlook.com
We look forward to receiving your abstract and welcoming you to Jinan in October 2026!
The FAMHPD website: https://www.famhpd.sdnu.edu.cn
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