The Program for the Study and Support of Caregivers at Weill Cornell Medicine is the first of its kind within a U.S. medical school. It leverages the multidisciplinary expertise of scientists, clinicians, and educators to address the most pressing topics and knowledge gaps in the field of caregiving today.

In keeping with this mission, the Inaugural Conference of the Program for the Study and Support of Caregivers will convene a multidisciplinary group of social scientists, health professionals, and educators to learn about the Program’s vision and initiatives, organized around its three core pillars: Discover, Care, Teach.

The conference program is designed around the Program’s core pillars — Discover, Care, Teach — featuring presentations, panels, and networking opportunities.

This conference is designed for social and behavioral scientists, health professionals, community leaders, educators, clinician-researchers, and others committed to advancing the science and practice of caregiving. Participants will gain insight into the Program’s work and emerging opportunities for collaboration.