Awareness Committee Video Project Increases Awareness of Turner Syndrome

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Written by Elizabeth (Liz) Rivera, Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) intern and blog post writer. TSF’s newest volunteer endeavor, the Awareness Committee, has started full speed ahead on its first project, a video project called The Questions Campaign. The Awareness Committee aims to raise awareness of Turner Syndrome (TS), but what does that mean? Why Awareness […]

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Grassroots Activism for Turner Syndrome: YOU Can Make a Difference!

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Written by Elizabeth (Liz) Rivera, Turner Syndrome Foundation intern and blog post writer. Struggling with finding ways to make a positive impact in your community? Through grassroots activism and legislative advocacy for Turner Syndrome, we can all make a difference! Grassroots Activism Through grassroots activism and legislative advocacy, we can help implement solutions to benefit

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Attend the Patient Workshop in California!

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Join the Department of Pediatrics at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California for a Turner Syndrome workshop! This workshop will take place on January 9, 2020 from 12:30 to 2. It features lectures by Dr. Michelle Schwieger and Dietician Nicole Maharaj on topics including hypertension and nutrition. These clinicians have expert knowledge in

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Reflections from a Volunteer: Turner Syndrome Meet Up

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Subscribe to our blog A few weeks ago, I hosted a picnic and walk meet up at Eno River State Park in Durham, North Carolina through the Turner Syndrome Foundation. Choosing a public location meant that I didn’t need to make any expensive reservations ahead of time. So, with just a little bit of effort

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