Lupus Europe is set to mark World Lupus Day with a webinar aimed specifically at young people living with lupus. The webinar, “Lupus and Youth: A Dialogue between the Lupus Europe Youth Group and a Young Rheumatologist,” is scheduled for the 10th of May at 19:00 CET.
Why This Webinar Matters
Lupus frequently affects people during their prime years. Openly discussing and addressing the unique challenges faced by young people with lupus is crucial for enhancing their quality of life and understanding of their condition. Lupus Europe recognises this need and is bringing the Lupus Europe Youth Group and a Young Rheumatologist together to foster a supportive dialogue.
What to Expect
The webinar will be led by the vibrant and knowledgeable Dr. Francesca Crisafulli from Italy. Co-leading the webinar will be members of the Lupus Europe Youth Group. Dr. Crisafulli, a young rheumatologist and lupologist, will offer her expert insights into the disease and answer questions from participants. This format encourages open communication between young lupus patients and the specialist. It also allows attendees to gain a deeper understanding of young peoples’ concerns and experiences.
Engaging Young Voices
Lupus Europe’s is committed to involving youth people in conversations around lupus. By dedicating this webinar to young voices, led by young voices, the specific concerns and perspectives of younger patients can be heard in their own voice. This is an event where young people with lupus can freely express their concerns, share their experiences, and openly discuss solutions with both peers and professionals.
How to Participate
Don’t miss the opportunity to participate! Register by sending an email to secretariat@lupus-europe.org. The webinar will be highly interactive. Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with the Youth Group and the rheumatologist!
Final Thoughts
This webinar is not just an event, but a bridge connecting young lupus patients with experts. It is a rare chance to interact, ask important questions, and connect with others who understand the challenges of living with lupus as a young person.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a meaningful conversation. Mark your calendar for May 10! Take the first step towards engaging with a community of young people committed to supporting other young people with lupus.