A new year brings new endeavors to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation. One of which will be a monthly newsletter to keep you updated on BAF news and happenings. We are kicking off 2023 with our new monthly webinar series, updates to our events, and more.
2023 Webinar Series

We launched our 2023 Webinar Series with a very successful event on January 18th. BAF Executive Director Christine Buckley hosted Dr. Alex Spiotta from MUSC and brain aneurysm survivor Sharon Epperson from CNBC to talk about the familial trail of brain aneurysms. Missed the webinar? No worries, you can watch it HERE

The next webinar, The Hope and Unknown of Brain Aneurysm Genetics, is scheduled for Wednesday, February 8th, at 11 am ET. Christine Buckley will host Rebecca Middleton from HBA Support (Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support) and William Gibson, MD, from BC Children's Hospital. The discussion will include a talk about the hope for the future of genetics in the brain aneurysm space. REGISTER HERE
Advocacy Day | March 23, 2023

We are excited to announce that we will be back in person for our annual Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill, and we invite you join us on March 23, 2023! By joining our efforts, you will be advocating for increased funding for brain aneurysm research, connecting with policymakers, and helping to ensure that critical research is supported. Please CLICK HERE to learn more or to register.
Join us at our Flagship Event

To strengthen our messaging, be more inclusive, and make the BAF brand stronger, we are changing the name of our flagship event from the Arterial Challenge to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation Run/Walk- New England. If you are in the New England area, join us at Castle Island in Boston on Sunday, April 30th, as we bring together survivors, families, and friends of those impacted by brain aneurysms.

REGISTER HERE and see some exciting changes to our event structure which includes a new fundraising model that will allow us to expand our network, reach new audiences, and spread critical brain aneurysm awareness even further!
Your donation to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation, the nation's only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to providing critical awareness, education, support, and research funding to reduce the incidence of brain aneurysm ruptures, can make a difference in the lives of those affected by brain aneurysms in many ways.