The Boston Children’s Hospital Teaching Kitchen would also like to extend an invitation to a special Meet and Greet event exclusively for members of Celiac Kids Connection! This will give you a chance to virtually see the Teaching Kitchen, meet the Teaching Kitchen team, and ask any questions you might have.
The event will be recorded and shared for those that cannot attend.
CKC Teen Talk is back! This is a welcoming space for teens (ages 13 and older) with celiac disease to connect, share experiences, and find community with others who truly get it.
We meet virtually every month on the second Sunday at 6 PM ET. Each session will be unique. We’ll have games, conversation, cooking demos, and more. Our first session is April 12th. We’d love to see you there.
The Society for the Study of Celiac Disease invites you to the 2026 College Summit. This webinar covers essential topics, including transitioning to college with celiac disease, managing medical care and accommodations, accessing safe gluten-free food on campus, stocking a dorm with essential gluten-free items, and navigating unexpected challenges. This webinar is open to patients and healthcare providers.
Join your Celiac Kids Connection friends and families on Friday, May 22nd at 7:10 p.m., when the Red Sox will take on the Minnesota Twins.
Our CKC block of tickets are in the Left Field Grandstand family section conveniently located near the gluten-free concession stall.
TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW AND WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH April 22, 2026. After this date, tickets will be available directly through the Red Sox, and seats may not be in our Celiac Kids Connection section.
A portion of your ticket price will support Celiac Kids Connection.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
Join the Harvard Medical School Celiac Education and Research Program and the National Celiac Association for the next webinar in our “From the Experts – All Things Celiac” series.
Carlo Catassi, MD will showcase the design and evaluation of pediatric screening programs for celiac disease in Italy where a mass screening program in children will start soon. Marisa Stahl, MD will highlight current efforts for adult and pediatric screening. Denis Chang, MD will serve as moderator for the seminar.
A Q&A session will follow the presentations.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available for this session.
Starting to think about college and wondering what factors you should consider when you have celiac disease? We have the information you need.
We’re hosting a special session for high school students with celiac disease and their parents. Whether you’re just starting to think about colleges or narrowing down your options, this session is for you.
What We’ll Cover: From exploring different type of college environments, to evaluating dining options and campus resources, to final enrollment decisions – we’ll walk through each step of the process with celiac disease in mind.
What Makes This Session Special: We know parents and students have different questions and concerns. That’s why we’ve designed separate breakout sessions where you’ll connect with others and get your questions answered.
Important Registration Details: Parents and students must register separately to ensure you’re placed in the correct breakout room. Each registration will provide a unique Zoom link.
Please note: This session focuses on the college search and selection process. We’ll be offering a separate session later for students who have already been accepted and need to prepare for their arrival on campus.
Join fellow college students for quarterly meet ups to share experiences, tips, and strategies for navigating gluten-free living on campus. Connect with peers who understand your challenges and learn valuable ways to thrive in college while maintaining a gluten-free lifestyle.
These virtual gatherings are held quarterly on the third Wednesday at 8:00 PM:
Join fellow college students for quarterly meet ups to share experiences, tips, and strategies for navigating gluten-free living on campus. Connect with peers who understand your challenges and learn valuable ways to thrive in college while maintaining a gluten-free lifestyle.
These virtual gatherings are held quarterly on the third Wednesday at 8:00 PM:
Join fellow college students for quarterly meet ups to share experiences, tips, and strategies for navigating gluten-free living on campus. Connect with peers who understand your challenges and learn valuable ways to thrive in college while maintaining a gluten-free lifestyle.
These virtual gatherings are held quarterly on the third Wednesday at 8:00 PM:
Join fellow college students for quarterly meet ups to share experiences, tips, and strategies for navigating gluten-free living on campus. Connect with peers who understand your challenges and learn valuable ways to thrive in college while maintaining a gluten-free lifestyle.
These virtual gatherings are held quarterly on the third Wednesday at 8:00 PM: