Celiac Advocacy: Young Voices Making a Difference

from The Celiac Project Podcast Hosted by Michael W Frolichstein

Mike and Cam are joined by teen celiac advocate, Aadya S., and Jackson Rau, of the Celiac Disease Foundation, to discuss the growing movement of celiac advocacy. Aadya shares her inspiring journey as a young advocate, detailing her recent experience attending the CDF Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C., while Jackson provides an update on the Celiac Safety Act, celiac research funding, and ways people can get involved. It's an inspiring conversation about finding your voice, creating change, and the power of our celiac community.

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