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  • Neonatal Research in Cortical Visual Impairment: Q&A with Dr. Mohamed El-Dib

    Join Hope for HIE on Tuesday, September 22, at 12:00 PM ET for a Q&A with Dr. Mohamed El-Dib, Director of Neonatal Neurocritical Care at Mass General Brigham for Children. Dr. El-Dib also serves on Hope for HIE’s Medical Advisory Board. In this session, he will:📌 Share his background and connection to the HIE and CVI communities 📌 Explain what […]

  • Dads & Non-Birthing Partners Support

    Join Hope for HIE on Wednesday, September 23, at 8:00 PM ET for a virtual support group created specifically for dads and non-birthing parents of children affected by HIE. ➡️ This peer-focused Zoom meeting will provide a space for dads and non-birthing parents to connect with others who understand the HIE journey from their perspective. Whether you are newly navigating […]

  • Parent-to-Parent Pop-In Hour

    Join Hope for HIE on Thursday, September 24, at 12:00 PM ET for our Parent-to-Parent Pop-In, where you can connect 1:1 with our Peer Support Mentor, Lynn Garrison and Allison Moise, for immediate support in a safe and supportive setting. This is a great opportunity to receive real-time guidance, ask questions, build connections, and see if a formal connection with […]

  • Milwaukee Area In-Person Event: Picnic in the Park

    Milwaukee area families — meet up for a Picnic in the Park at Malone Park! Kacie Miller, HIE mom and Hospital Ambassador at Children's Wisconsin, is hosting a meet-up for local HIE families. Families will meet right outside the playground. Bring a blanket and a snack and Kacie will provide apple cider, coffee, and apple juice for kids. Sunday, September […]

  • HIE & Mild Outcomes Support

    Join Hope for HIE on Monday, September 28, at 8:00 PM ET for a virtual support group focused on HIE and Mild Outcomes—open to parents and legal guardians seeking additional support and guidance. ➡️ This closed Zoom session will offer a supportive space to connect, share experiences, and explore the emotional complexities that can come with a mild HIE outcome. […]