Learn the history of our signature program, Part of DiabetesSisters (PODS) Meetups. From the first Meetup through today, we continue to support women with all types of diabetes, despite the current pandemic.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has lived with diabetes for more than five decades and is an important woman in history as the first Hispanic Justice. In January, more women's history was made when Justice Sotomayer swore in our country's first female Vice President, Kamala Harris.

Anne D lives with type 2 diabetes and heart disease and was also dealing with stage 4 renal failure. Then in 2019, after her son donated a kidney, she received a kidney transplant. Read her story of managing type 2 diabetes along with kidney and heart issues on our Between the Lines page.

Our Experts share tips to reduce your risk of kidney disease and help you protect your kidneys and heart.

Adults with diabetes, high blood pressure, or both are more likely to develop kidney disease. Learn about risk factors and ways to protect your kidneys in our resource ¿Qué es la Enfermedad Renal Crónica? It's available for download in Spanish and English.

Looking for a few more resources on kidney health? Learn about Kidney Disease and Diabetes from the American Diabetes Association. Then get a list of 3 Kidney-Related Questions to Ask Your Doctor if You Have Diabetes from Know Diabetes By Heart.