Join us in New York on April 16th! As part of Project Lyme’s 10-year anniversary, we are proud to introduce the inaugural event: Stories That Heal: Project Lyme Author Series, an intimate, in-person evening bringing together the leading voices who have shaped public understanding of Lyme and tick-borne diseases.
Whether you are a longtime supporter, a new advocate, or someone curious to learn more, this event promises to be an inspiring and uplifting night you won’t want to miss!
This special gathering features renowned authors, clinicians, journalists, and advocates whose work explores chronic illness, healing, and lived experience. Guests will have the opportunity to hear directly from:
The evening will include a dynamic panel conversation featuring all participating authors, offering firsthand insights into the medical, emotional, and societal realities of Lyme disease. Guests will also enjoy a personal book-signing experience—an opportunity to speak directly with each author and have their books signed. Books will be available for purchase on-site, and guests are welcome to bring their own copies for signing.
Light bites, wine, and nonalcoholic beverages will be served throughout the evening.
Through thoughtful conversation and shared stories, Stories That Heal creates space for connection, clarity, and hope—honoring a decade of advocacy while illuminating the path forward for patients, families, clinicians, and supporters.
Limited VIP tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis—offering exclusive access to a private pre-event reception where you’ll have the opportunity to connect one-on-one with the authors in a thoughtful setting.
Can’t join us in person, but want to fund the fight against Lyme? Consider supporting this event through a donation!
100% of proceeds from Stories That Heal support Project Lyme. Project Lyme is a leading Lyme and tick-borne disease nonprofit dedicated to conquering Lyme through research and education. Project Lyme has awarded over $1.5 million for Lyme and tick-borne disease research to date. Project Lyme-funded projects have led to unprecedented advances in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of tick-borne illness.
