Walk for Headache Health

23jun6:00 pm8:00 pmWalk for Headache HealthIn Memory of Those We've Lost. In Hope for More Good Days.6:00 pm - 8:00 pm(GMT-04:00)

Event Details

The evening will begin with brief opening remarks and a moment of silence recognizing those we have lost to migraine and headache disorders and honoring those who continue to live with these diseases every day.

Following the program, participants will take part in an informal community walk from the Flags for Headache installation along the Tidal Basin toward the Jefferson Memorial and back. The walk is intended to be reflective, supportive, and accessible to a wide range of participants. Attendees are welcome to participate at their own pace and comfort level.

Time

June 23, 2026 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm(GMT-04:00)

Location

Raoul Wallenberg Park

Organizer

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Alliance for Headache Disorders Advocacy

The AHDA gives voices to the millions of Americans who are living with headache disorders. It has been the leading...
The AHDA gives voices to the millions of Americans who are living with headache disorders. It has been the leading voice in federal headache advocacy. Whether fighting against discriminatory practices, policies, or laws; drafting legislation; or making comments to regulatory agencies, the AHDA is at the forefront.

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Chronic Migraine Awareness, Inc.

CMA, Inc is committed to being the voice of the chronic migraine community. This is accomplished by supporting, educating, and...
CMA, Inc is committed to being the voice of the chronic migraine community. This is accomplished by supporting, educating, and empowering people in their health journey with online peer to peer global support groups, social media campaigns and in-person events.

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Clusterbusters

Clusterbusters is dedicated to raising awareness for cluster headache. This form of Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgia is considered more painful than...
Clusterbusters is dedicated to raising awareness for cluster headache. This form of Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgia is considered more painful than childbirth, kidney stones, and gunshot wounds. Cluster headaches are often nicknamed “suicide headaches,” and respond best to high-flow oxygen. Clusterbusters furthers cluster headache research by partnering with and advising medical professionals and innovators to develop new treatments. It educates medical professionals and the patient community in order to reduce time to diagnosis and increase access to appropriate treatments. Clusterbusters’ online and face-to-face support and education helps patients lead their best lives, and sometimes saves lives.

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