• Ask an Advocate

    Join us on August 11 at 8 pm ET for our Ask an Advocate call featuring the second half of a two-part series with TSC Alliance Education Peer Mentor Alexandra Dahlgren. She will explore how sensory processing impacts educational outcomes and discuss interventions tailored to different sensory processing types. Learn practical strategies to support student participation

  • TSC Regional Conference – Iowa City, IA

    Iowa Memorial Union at the University of Iowa 125 N. Madison Street, Iowa City, IA, United States

    This one-day TSC Regional Conference will take place on Saturday, September 6, 2025 at the Iowa Memorial Union at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, IA, and is aimed at individuals with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) and their caregivers will feature leading local researchers and clinicians specializing in TSC. The series is presented by Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Nobelpharma

  • Adult Topic Call

    Virtual Event

    Adult topic calls provide a forum for independent or semi-independent adults with TSC to connect with other adults via Zoom and learn from experts on a wide array of relevant issues. The September Topic Call will feature Heather Radtke, MS, CGC from the TSC Alliance providing an overview of the Reproductive and Perinatal Health Initiative

  • Ask an Advocate

    Join us on Monday, October 13, 2025 at 8 pm ET for an Ask an Advocate session. Topic TBD. Register for the October 13, 2025 Ask an Advocate session here.

  • Adult Topic Call

    Virtual Event

    Adult topic calls provide a forum for independent or semi-independent adults with TSC to connect with other adults via Zoom and learn from experts on a wide array of relevant issues. The October call will be an open forum format, providing an opportunity to meet with other adults living with TSC and ask questions valuable

  • 34th Annual Cookin’ Up a Cure

    Knights of Columbus 723 Badger Avenue, South Milwaukee, WI, United States

    Thirty-four years ago, Pamela’s son Joey had his first seizure at just six months old. It was then that their family heard the life-changing words: "Your child has Tuberous Sclerosis Complex." Together, they fought Joey's battle with courage and love. Sadly, just over a year after his diagnosis, Joey’s little heart could no longer carry