The National AfterSchool Association’s 2016 Annual Convention is set to start in Orlando this weekend.

More than 2,000 afterschool professionals will be in the Sunshine State for four days of engaging, informative, and insightful programming and networking.

Association:  National AfterSchool Association

Conference:  2016 NAA Convention

Venue: Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center

Location: Orlando, Florida

The 2016 NAA Convention will kick off on Sunday with an evening general session. Eric Rowles, president and CEO of Leading to Change, will help attendees channel their inner superhero and identify the powers to help them transform the lives of young people. Also on the lesson plan:

Learning in action. The convention’s Learning Expo is much more than rows of booths and tchotchkes. Attendees can test experiences and products through the show floor’s Learning Labs. Among them is a STEM Lab equipped with the latest and greatest curriculum and materials and a space where Andy the Science Wiz will perform experiments and demonstrate activities designed to engage and inspire critical thinking.

Saving the world. This year’s convention theme is superhero-related: “The power of afterschool, the power of you.” Not only will the opening general session hit on this topic (attendees are even encouraged to wear costumes), but there will also be a Superhero Selfie Station in the expo hall, a Hero Hangout on Monday evening, and one of the meeting’s five conference strands—“Super People, Super Powers”—is dedicated to it.

Making a comeback. Some of the 2015 meeting’s top workshop presenters will be making an appearance again this year. Their sessions include “Eight Habits of Highly Effective Afterschool Leaders,” “You Can’t Make Everyone Happy. You’re Not Pizza,” and “Beyond Race: Tools to Teach Social Justice.”

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