As a national dialogue for systemic change, the Roundtable turns connection into action. By combining lived experience with research and policy, each session drives solutions that strengthen access, inclusion, and prevention for BIPOC communities.
Creating Space for Equity in Autoimmune and Chronic Illness Care
National Dialogue for Systemic Change
Each Roundtable builds momentum for equitable care. Discussions translate lived experience into research, policy, and practice that advance prevention, access, and inclusion. Through each discussion, the Roundtable advances equity by connecting frameworks, centering lived experience, and bridging systems for real-world impact.
It does this in three key ways:
How Each Roundtable Creates Lasting Impact
Roundtables explore how the AIP framework can be adapted for diverse communities and linked with broader health equity goals.
Connecting the Autoimmune Protocol to Access, Inclusion, and Prevention
Each conversation amplifies the realities of patients and practitioners of color, shaping approaches that are culturally relevant and community-driven.
Centering BIPOC lived experience and cultural context
Brings together experts, advocates, and community members to translate research into real-world action, advancing prevention, representation, and trust in care.
Bridging systems, science, and everyday life
Guest speakers featured, amplifying BIPOC voices and expertise from across health, research, and community leadership.
Unique topics explored, addressing key issues in prevention, access, inclusion, and culturally responsive care.
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THE AIP BIPOC ROUNDTABLE
Since its launch, The AIP BIPOC Roundtable has become a trusted space for learning, connection, and collaboration across patients, providers, and advocates.
Roundtables hosted, each creating space for open dialogue and shared learning across lived experience, research, and advocacy.
Individuals registered to join our conversations on autoimmune and chronic illness equity, reflecting nationwide interest and engagement.
The AIP BIPOC Roundtable has welcomed an incredible lineup of voices shaping the future of autoimmune and chronic illness care. Each guest brings a unique lens from research, policy, clinical practice, coaching, and lived experience, helping us bridge systems, science, and everyday life.
These collaborators share their expertise to advance equity, strengthen community trust, and inspire real change across the autoimmune and chronic illness landscape.
Hover over each guest to learn more about their work and contributions.
Our Roundtable Guests
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What Participants Say About the Roundtables
These reflections highlight how the Roundtable creates connection, clarity, and real support for our community.
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Each Roundtable session bridges community voice and professional expertise to drive systemic change in autoimmune and chronic-illness care. Donations help us reach new audiences, strengthen partnerships, and keep these national discussions accessible to all.
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The AIP BIPOC Roundtable is a virtual discussion series that brings together patients, clinicians, researchers, and advocates to address inequities in autoimmune and chronic-illness care. Each session centers BIPOC voices and explores culturally grounded solutions that advance access, inclusion, and prevention.
What is The AIP BIPOC Roundtable?
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Roundtable sessions take place several times a year and align with key awareness months or partner events. Each discussion focuses on a timely topic in autoimmune and chronic illness equity, featuring diverse voices from research, healthcare, and the community.
How often are Roundtable sessions held?
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