This Women’s History Month, we recognize the women who have shaped the future of type 1 diabetes through research, leadership, advocacy, and lived experience—while continuing to move the community forward every day.

As we close out our Silver Anniversary year, Touched by Type 1 is reflecting on 25 years of connection, advocacy, and impact within the type 1 diabetes community. From a record-setting Dancing for Diabetes sellout and the launch of Steps to a Cure, to thousands of D-Boxes delivered and the start of production on Beyond the Diagnosis, 2025 was a powerful reminder that no one has to face type 1 diabetes alone.

Registration is now open for the Touched By Type 1 Annual Conference 2025 in Orlando, Florida! Join us September 20 for a free, one-day event filled with expert speakers, Type 1 diabetes education, and empowering community connection.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

Join us at Touched by Type 1's Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida to be educated, encouraged & empowered for T1D.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.

So much of what individuals with Type 1 face are invisible to the rest of the world, which is what makes understanding this disease exceptionally challenging to those who aren't affected firsthand.