We are a nonprofit organization committed to advancing neurosurgery across the globe by collaborating with local partners through treatment & education.
Mission:BRAIN on the congress stage! 🇲🇽🧠
At the 2026 Congreso de la Sociedad de Cirugía Neurológica de Occidente, Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa and WINGS highlighted our mission to advance neurosurgical education, global surgery, and gender equity in Mexico.
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Excited to announce our abstract, “Bridging the Global Research Gap in Neurosurgery,” has been accepted for presentation at #CNS2026! 🧠
Our study highlights the impact of Mission’s Research Peer Mentorship Program, connecting 94 trainees across 23 countries and five continents.
Join us for the upcoming WINGS Mixer: Female Leaders in Innovation on August 29 at 10:00 AM EST via Zoom.
📅 August 29
⏰ 10:00 AM EST
💻 Via Zoom
🔗 RSVP: https://t.co/IkChaIeJ2T
Join mission:BRAIN chapters from across Asia for our first regional town hall of 2026—a space to connect, share updates, strengthen collaboration, and shape the year ahead together.
📅 August 1, 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM Nepal Time | 10:15 AM EST
💻 Via Zoom -> https://t.co/1bnnKB021e
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Welcome to Ricardo Estrada, our new Assistant Director of Global Communications.
Ricardo is a 6th year medical student from Mexico City with a strong interest to spread awareness about healthcare disparities. We're thrilled to have him on the team!
At the SCNO Congress in Punta Mita, mission:BRAIN presented a symposium on its work across Latin America.
The congress also held the first WINGS forum outside a CNS meeting, focused on mentorship and leadership for women in neuroscience.
Today is World Brain Day.
The theme: Brain Health: Access for All.
More than 3.4 billion people live with a neurological condition, most where care is hardest to reach. The science is advancing. Access has not.
Closing that gap is the work ahead.
mission:BRAIN is running a design contest. No theme, just create something that captures what it means to you.
The winner's design goes on our merch store, and they pick which program the proceeds fund.
Submit within 30 days. Link in bio.
We are officially looking for the next generation of absolute leaders to spearhead the Asia Region for Mission:BRAIN. If you have 6–12 hours a week to bring your A-game, choose your superpower below:
🔗 Apply today — https://t.co/rlko0ioME7
Congratulations to Rishi Devulapalli on being named the new Mission:BRAIN North America Regional Director!
We’re excited to have Rishi step into this role and help lead the continued growth, collaboration, and impact of our North America chapters.
Join us in congratulating him!
Happy 4th of July from mission:BRAIN!!
Independence means a lot of things. In our work, it means countries and communities building their own neurosurgical capacity — so no one has to wait for a foreign team to fly in for the surgery that could save a life today.
Venezuela needs our support. We encourage all chapters to start collecting essential items such as medical supplies, food, clothes, blankets, baby formula, medications, and hygiene products.
Every past mission:BRAIN lecture series is now on YouTube.
Global neurosurgery, research careers, education, mission trips — with practitioners and researchers from around the world.
Free to watch. Free to share.
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"It's not just an activity. It's an experience for the kids."
Our Baja California, Mexico chapter's words at the mission:BRAIN global townhall.
M:B Nueurocamp is now 24 chapters. 2,000+ students. Locally led. Globally connected. -- Available on YouTube!
🎉 Congratulations to Norah Hill on having her artwork, "Craniotomy with Brain Mapping for Tumor Resection," accepted into the 2026 CNS Art of Neurosurgery Gallery!
We're incredibly proud of this achievement and can't wait to see her work on display this November.
Today is National Take Your Dog to Work Day.
A 2022 study presented at the American Academy of Neurology found long-term dog owners had slower cognitive decline in older age than non-owners.
Bring the dog. Your brain might thank you.
"This is not the end of an experience, but the beginning of new opportunities to Treat, Educate, and Empower." - Raissa Diaby, on concluding her observership at Mayo Clinic, supported by mission:BRAIN.
Congratulations to our 2 new recipients of the inaugural M:B x Neurosurgical Atlas Scholarship Recipients, Dr. Adnan Khan and Dr. Meron Bladie! This scholarship allows 2 neurosurgical residents complementary access to the Neurosurgical Atlas for one year.
Congratulations!