Anne Purky is a writer, producer & storyteller based in Chicago. She attended the film school at a Northwestern University & took classes in the MFA writing program at The Art Institute of Chicago. However, her most important accomplishment is being the mom to Lelia, her
Noam is a healthcare architect and chapter leader for MMC New Orleans. He has participated in a number of events to design and produce assistive technology. His goal is to bring people together to engage in assistive design to create a flourishing community of makers and
Beverley Tann is the outpatient nurse coordinator at the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab/RIC.
Dawn E. Deike, DO, is an attending physician in the Center for Rehabilitation at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Theresa Sukal Moulton is a pediatric physical therapist and Assistant Professor at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. She educates Doctor of Physical Therapy students, and her research interests are in
David Black of RAD-Innovations has been designing and producing adaptive inclusive equipment for the last 25 years. After developing a series of jogging strollers for all-terrain and adaptive use in the ’90s, David started producing other bicycle-related products including
Welcome to our "Virtual Town Hall- New Horizons Series." This series with top clinicians takes an in-depth look at treatment options for symptoms of cerebral palsy, medical conditions that may accompany cerebral palsy, as well as provides advice on managing care, and helpful
David Stoner received his bachelor's degree in Journalism and Digital Communications from the University of South Florida in 2018. His love for media came hand in hand with his love for story-telling and his belief that the best stories come from the world we live in. David
Dr. Bailes PT, PhD, PCS is a physical therapist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Bailes has more than 30 years of pediatric clinical experience and has been
Dr Madison Paton is a Research Fellow at the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Institute. She received her PhD in 2018 investigating stem cell therapies to protect the developing brain. She has been working in the field of cell therapies and cerebral palsy for more than 7