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January 2025 Donor’s Corner

Your support enables iConquerMS to fuel groundbreaking research that directly addresses the needs and concerns of those living with MS.

January 28, 2025 •
January 2025 Donor’s Corner

January 2025 Donor’s Corner

How do your donations accelerate research for a cure and improve the lives of people affected by MS?

Your generosity supports ACP’s initiatives to accelerate MS research for quicker diagnosis, more effective treatments, and a cure for all living with the disease.

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Inclusive Engagement in MS Research

In early November, ACP hosted the annual iConquerMS Summit and brought together 80 stakeholders, including people living with MS, caregivers, researchers, clinicians, funders, and others, for a 2-day virtual meeting to set the strategic direction for the iConquerMS initiative.

The theme of the 2024 Summit was “Research for All: Making an Impact Together.”  We also celebrated the 10th anniversary of the launch of iConquerMS!   

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The iConquerMS Summit is a celebration of the work being done through the initiative in partnership with its stakeholders.  Participants strengthen relationships with each other and through these connections source new ideas and solutions. 

Curious?

Click here for a more in-depth article on the 2024 iConquerMS Summit, including exciting possibilities for the coming year!

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Your support enables iConquerMS to hold strategic events like the Summit that advance and accelerate people-powered research in MS.  Join our team and consider making a donation today!  Together, we are working to improve the health and quality of life for everyone in the MS community.

“Attending the Summit this past weekend was so incredibly worthwhile. The sessions, the breakouts, the facilitator, the technology, the participants – it was all superb.  I am grateful for the opportunity to participate, and I look forward to seeing how next steps develop.”      – MC, living with MS

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