IMPaCT Training Program Wallace Wee: Seeing What Matters in Pediatric Research
Progress in rare disease research rarely comes from a single breakthrough, it’s built through persistence, curiosity, and a commitment to…
Progress in rare disease research rarely comes from a single breakthrough, it’s built through persistence, curiosity, and a commitment to…
On February 28th, the RareKids-CAN community came together in a powerful show of collaboration and progress to celebrate Rare Disease Day…
Genevieve Currie (left) and Leah Sarah Peer (right) have joined the Global Rare Disease Priority Setting Partnership Steering Commitee at…
RareKids-CAN Network Director Breanne Stewart and Nominated Principal Investigator Dr. Thierry Lacaze recently presented at the Advancing Childhood Cancer Experience, Science &…
By The RareKids-CAN Indigeneity sub-platform teamRare Disease Day reminds us that equitable care means recognizing the unique needs of Indigenous…
Background RareKids-CAN (RKC), in partnership with MICYRN, is advancing Priority 1 of its Strategic Plan, which focuses on strengthening pediatric rare…
Image of members of Pewaseskwan and Indigenous Community Guiding Circle Knowledge Holders Since RareKids-CAN launched in 2024, the Equity, Diversity,…
Headshot of Simone Kumar, Youth Partner Meet SimoneMeet Simone – one of RareKids-CAN’s youth partners! An enthusiastic undergraduate student at…
Headshot of Catherine Stratton, PhD Student We’re excited to share that a CIHR Project Grant has been awarded to support…