Education Programs

Upcoming Education Programs

We team up with experts to host in-person and virtual educational programs that provide clear, easy-to-use information to help you or your loved one navigate every step of your journey. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, supporting a loved one, or seeking expert insights, our comprehensive programs will empower you to make informed decisions and confidently move forward on your journey.

• Living with Lymphoma – April 19, 2025
  Chairs: Dr. Krish Patel of Sarah Cannon Research Institute; and Priyanka Pophali of University of Wisconsin
• Lymphoma Talk: New York – April 30, 2025
  Featuring: Dr. Andrew H. Lipsky of Columbia University; Dr. Joanna M. Rhodes of Rutgers Cancer Institute; and Dr. Sarah Rutherford of Weill Cornell Medicine
• Lymphoma Talk: Chicago – May 7, 2025
  Featuring: Shuo Ma, MD, PhD, Northwestern Medicine; Jonathan Moreira, MD, Northwestern Medicine; and Peter Riedell, MD, UChicago Medicine
• Ask the Doctor About Lymphoma: Information for Newly Diagnosed Patients – May 14, 2025
  Featuring: Dr. Jennifer Amengual of Columbia University
• Update on Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia/Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma – May 29, 2025
  Featuring: Dr. Deborah Stephens, University of North Carolina; and Jacob Soumerai, Massachusetts General Hospital

Learn More About Our Education Programs

Ask the Doctor About Lymphoma
(a virtual two-hour program)

Upcoming Programs

Living with Lymphoma
(a virtual one-day program)

Upcoming Programs

Lymphoma Talks
(in-person two-hour program)

Upcoming Programs

Webinars
(a virtual one-hour program)

Upcoming Programs

Publications

We offer a wide range of free disease and treatment-specific publications for people with lymphoma, their loved ones, and healthcare professionals.

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Financial Support

Our Patient Aid Grants provide limited financial assistance to lymphoma patients who need help to pay for expenses related to their lymphoma treatment.

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Peer Support

We offer one-to-one peer support through the Lymphoma Support Network (LSN). LSN connects patients and care partners with volunteers who have had similar experiences for support.

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