Epilepsy stigma has existed since ancient times and persists in various degrees throughout the world. Join us at AES on Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. PT for a documentary film screening, featuring The Curse of Stigma Film, followed by an expert panel discussion. #AES2024

Join us at AES on Dec. 9 at 1 p.m. PT for a documentary film screening and panel discussion featuring The Curse of Stigma Film. You'll discover the experiences of African families living with epilepsy. Find out more here: thecurseofstigma.org. #AES2024

IBE is dedicated to reducing stigma for those affected by epilepsy. Join us at AES on Dec. 9 at 11 a.m. PT for the documentary film screening of The Curse of Stigma Film. Followed by a panel discussion dispelling misconceptions at home and abroad. #AES2024

IBE is proud to partner with The Curse of Stigma Documentary Film to raise awareness about stigma worldwide.  Join us at AES on Dec. 9 at 11 a.m. PT for a film screening, featuring The Curse of Stigma Film, followed by an expert panel discussion. #AES2024

The Curse of Stigma is honored to be at the Hollywood Blvd Film Festival! This film is brought to you by the Whitten-Newman Foundation and the BAND Foundation. Gardiner Lapham, one of the producers, attended the screening! To learn more, visit thecurseofstigma.org.

The Curse of Stigma Film reveals the experiences of African families living with epilepsy, illustrating the profound impact of cultural misconceptions and stigma. Join us at AES on Dec. 9 at 11 a.m. PT for a film screening and an expert panel discussion. #AES2024

Epilepsy stigma has existed since ancient times and persists in various degrees throughout the world. Join us TODAY at AES for the screening of The Curse of Stigma Film and an expert panel discussion at 11 a.m. PT, 151 Concourse Hall, Level 1, LACC. thecurseofstigma.org

After the documentary film screening of The Curse of Stigma Film, our expert panel discusses the need to address stigma and dispel misconceptions at home and abroad. thecurseofstigma.org #AES2024

Did you enjoy The Curse of Stigma film today? Join IBE’s Advocacy for Impact Campaign! Together, we’ll raise awareness about stigma, empower community engagement projects, and more as a united community! Sign up now and make a difference: thecurseofstigma.org #AES2024

The stories in the film empower people to speak out, to tell others that epilepsy is treatable, and that there should be no shame. Join us for the public launch of The Curse of Stigma Film on Monday, January 13th! thecurseofstigma.org

The Whitten-Newman Foundation and BAND Foundation are proud to partner with IBE to present The Curse of Stigma Documentary Film to raise awareness about stigma worldwide. Join us for the public launch of The Curse of Stigma Film on Monday, January 13th! thecurseofstigma.org

More than 75% of people with epilepsy in low-income countries do not get treatment and stigma is a major contributor to this treatment gap. Join us for the public launch of The Curse of Stigma Film on Monday, January 13th! thecurseofstigma.org

The Curse of Stigma Film reveals the experiences of African families living with epilepsy, illustrating the profound impact of cultural misconceptions and stigma. Join us today for the public launch of The Curse of Stigma Film! thecurseofstigma.org

Thrilled to be in Oxford, England for the launch of the Center for Global Epilepsy where they shared the Curse of Stigma film. This new center connects people across the world to tackle the massive disparities in epilepsy care. thecurseofstigma.org

Great to see our friend Tolu of Pretola Health! She is sharing the Curse of Stigma Film at an epilepsy training course in Ghana. Hoping others share the film and join the campaign to end epilepsy stigma! Check out the COS website to access the “watch party toolkit”.

We are so appreciative of our Curse of Stigma Campaign partners! You've helped us spread the word about the film and raise awareness and support! Still interested in joining as a campaign partner? Reach out to us and check out the film: thecurseofstigma.org

Today is International Epilepsy Day! Thanks to our partner KAWE for raising awareness about The Curse of Stigma film and for his work pioneering efforts to challenge stigma for those affected by epilepsy. To learn more about our powerful documentary, visit thecurseofstigma.org

Thank you, Boston Children’s Hospital, for sharing the Curse of Stigma film and hosting an engaging panel discussion on combatting epilepsy stigma at home and abroad. The panel featured Dr. Archana Patel, Chris Ryan, Susan Linn, and Kurt Eichenwald. It was a wonderful night!

Our partner Patrick Ngechu with KAWE held an event that brought people together to raise awareness about epilepsy stigma. Thank you for sharing The Curse of Stigma Film and all your efforts! To learn more about the documentary, visit thecurseofstigma.org!

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