
Webinars
BARE’s webinar series offers expert-led sessions covering the full spectrum of topics related to biliary atresia—from newborn screening and early diagnosis to treatment options, long-term care, and resources for families. Whether you're a newly diagnosed family, a seasoned caregiver, or a healthcare provider, our webinars are designed to educate, empower, and connect.
Accessible from anywhere in the country, these free virtual events bring vital information and support directly to your household, helping you stay informed and engaged every step of the way. Join us as we build a stronger, more knowledgeable community—together.
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BARE 2026 Monthly Webinar Series – “Fact & Feel”
Families impacted by BA frequently report unmet needs in:
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Access to reliable, up-to-date medical information
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Emotional and psychosocial support
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Peer connection
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Guidance in navigating complex healthcare pathways
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Free, accessible educational resources
BARE's 2026 Webinar Series answers those unmet needs within the community. Digital webinars remove common barriers and offer a flexible, interactive format.
This series is designed to meet community needs through consistent, digestible, and highly accessible content.
What To Expect In The 2026 Series:
24 webinars
12 “Fact” Webinars – clinical, educational, research, advocacy
12 “Feel” Webinars – emotional support, mental health, coping, lived experience
60–75 minutes each; includes live Q&A
Rebroadcast on-demand through BARE’s website
Free access with email sign-in
Scheduled as:
*Subject to change based on holidays & current events
Webinar Wednesday (Fact)
Sunday Session (Feel)
See Below for Upcoming Webinar Registrations!


Join Us Sunday, March 15 at 7pm Central/6pm Mountain
Living With Chronic Illness as a Teen: Navigating Identity, Mental Health, and Everyday Life
Join Us Wednesday, March 25 at 6pm Central/5pm Mountain
Ultrasound Strategies for Early Detection of Biliary Atresia and Portal Hypertension





