The 'new' normal forged by COVID, is here to stay. And so is the spirit of community that it birthed.
➡️ Learn more about our current Grant cycle, which will focus on the high unmet COVID response & recovery needs of our local #NewYorkCity communities.
https://t.co/RMy8q1nKbR
We are thankful to the RTW Charitable Foundation for their investment in fighting food insecurity & bringing the #COVID19 vaccine to our communities. These are our priorities right now, but we can’t to do it alone. That’s why our partnership with @CharitableRTW is so critical.
In the midst of unprecedented war, RTWCF joined a coalition of Ukrainian supporters to provide emergency humanitarian aid, including distributing medical supplies to hospitals and first responders across #Ukraine.
cc: @razomforukraine#PeaceInUkraine
Our #researchgrants provide up to $150,000 of funding per year, and we are open to proposals that involve any therapeutic modality, with a particular interest in nucleic acid-based treatments. (3/4)
We are excited to announce that our second humanitarian grant cycle is now open!
NYC-based community organization that provides COVID vaccine access & education, mental health support, & food security are invited to apply! Submit before Mar 31st! https://t.co/NpUQ2ArWqr
We met @eddiendopu in ‘17, today he is a disability rights activist, @unfoundation global ambassador for sustainable development, & #Oxford graduate w/a master’s degree in #publicpolicy. Eddie, you are an inspiration to all—but especially to us. #BlackHistoryMonth
Everyone has a part to play in our mission to power #rarediseaseresearch, medical innovation, & humanitarian collaborations that improve the health of underserved communities.
Lauren B.—Executive Asst. & Project Manager at RTWCharitable—helps keep OUR BIG IDEAS moving FORWARD.
Throughout #RareDiseaseMonth, join @CharitableRTW to learn about the scientific leaders and advocates who are creating new medical pathways to living a better life.
Rare diseases are just that—rare—but so too are the many other ways that we connect as humans.
Sharing stories from our community can bring us together as a society, and open you up to a world of life-changing science that's literally saving lives every day.
Our rare disease research grant cycle closes this week! This is a great opportunity for researchers with a focus on very rare, underfunded cardiovascular, central nervous system, or immunological rare diseases. https://t.co/95JdBPhdOG #rarediseases#researchgrant
ICYMI: on this week's Takeover Tuesday @eddiendopu tells us about visiting the #USOpen, what it was like to navigate the space as a #wheelchairuser, and the need for greater representation of people with disabilities of all kinds, everywhere. https://t.co/jOM6wySmlL
Facts & Figures Friday! For the next few weeks we'll be featuring info about #rarediseases, such as how many there are, what causes them, and examples. We'll also be profiling our partners and the rare diseases and conditions they're researching and treating. #RareDisease
ICYMI: This week @eddiendopu shared his process of getting ready in the morning. While it's a quick process for many, for folks with disabilities it can require much time and help. Thanks Eddie for helping us understand what it's like to live with #SMA! https://t.co/89k0jgQVxB
Follow along in the coming weeks as we highlight the work of each and shed light on the diseases and conditions they are addressing, and learn more here - https://t.co/EyQlSAo7rU #innovation#healthequity#medicalresearch#RareDisease
We're thrilled to announce that we are partnering with 4 teams researching and combating pediatric, central nervous system and cardiovascular system #rarediseases and conditions, and developing and increasing access to equipment that can drastically improve quality of life. 🧵
Their work will be done across multiple continents and has the potential to alleviate suffering and improve the quality of life for countless individuals and families, including those in low- and middle-income countries and regions with underserved patient populations.