When it comes to Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)—recognition matters. We’re honored to convene the CVI community to gather and learn from leaders in the field, medical and research experts, educators, people with CVI, and families.
We will explore quality assessment and instructional practices that help build meaningful recognition and access, current research about CVI, and advocacy resources for families and providers boldly driving change.
Together we can change the world for people with CVI.
Join Us!
Registration: Tickets are $549. Plenary Session Recording Packages are available for $199. Recordings will be sent at the end of summer 2024. In-person attendees will also receive the recordings.
April Promotional Giveaway: One registrant of the Early Connections Conference and one registrant of the 2024 CVI Conference: Building Meaningful Recognition will be randomly chosen to win a digital gift card each to purchase a pair of Billy Footwear shoes within the month of April 2024! Winners will be drawn on May 1st.
Speakers are not being paid for their presentations, but their registration fees are being waived.
Speakers do not have any nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
Individual disclosures can be found in speakers’ individual bios on this page.
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Adjunct Faculty Member, California Deafblind Services at San Francisco State, Mount St. Mary’s University Los Angeles and the University of South Dakota University
Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School; Director, The Laboratory for Visual Neuroplasticity. Massachusetts Eye and Ear, and Schepens Eye Research Institute; Staff Optometrist, Vision Rehabilitation Service. Massachusetts Eye and Ear, and Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital
Pediatric Neurologist, Neurologist, Critical Care Neurologist; Co-Director Pediatric Stroke and Cerebrovascular Service; Assistant Professor of Neurology Harvard Medical School; Co-Director of the Neurobiology of Disease Harvard Advance Course, Massachusetts General Hospital
Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, Burke Neurological Institute Weill Cornell Medicine; Director, Center for Vision Repair Burke Neurological Institute; Director, Vision Research Blythedale Children’s Hospital
Professor of Ophthalmology and Professor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School; Director of the Visual Attention Lab at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in the Department of Surgery