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Listening to Lived Experience: Communicating Pain Research

Mon, Sep 28

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Webinar

During this first webinar in the collaborative project, we will hear directly from people with lived experience of pain about what researchers should know when communicating their work.

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TIME & LOCATION

Sep 28, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM EDT

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ABOUT THE EVENT

Listening to Lived Experience: Communicating Pain Research


Monday, September 28 | 1:00–2:30 p.m. EDT


The future of pain research is brighter when we create together. As part of that commitment, USASP is partnering with the U.S. Pain Foundation to develop a scientific communication toolkit that will help pain researchers communicate their work more clearly and effectively with people with lived experience of pain and the broader community.


We are starting by listening. During this first webinar in the collaborative project, we will hear directly from people with lived experience of pain about what researchers should know when communicating their work.


Register for the webinar here.

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