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The Society for the Study of Celiac Disease offers educational webinars focusing on celiac disease research, management, and advocacy. Upcoming webinars cover advocacy in various settings, while past recordings include discussions on digestive disease research, college life with celiac disease, and addressing disparities in diagnosis and treatment. Notable experts share insights to support patients and healthcare providers in managing and understanding celiac disease. Registration details and access to recordings are available on their website.

Upcoming Webinars

  • Supporting the Nutrition and Social-Emotional Needs of Patients with Celiac Disease

    Date: 10/08/2025

    This webinar will explore the holistic management of celiac disease patients, including:

    • Addressing the unique nutritional needs and challenges faced by those on gluten-free diets.
    • Tackling the social-emotional aspects of living with celiac disease, such as mental health challenges, social isolation, and quality of life.
    • Offering healthcare providers tools and resources to provide integrated care that addresses both physical and emotional well-being

    Speakers: Janelle Smith, MS, RD, CEDS and Anne Lee, EdD, RD, LD

    Sponsored By: Takeda

    This webinar is pending approval for Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits.

     

  • Advancing Opportunities for Celiac Disease Clinics and Centers

    Date: 11/18/2025

    This webinar will focus on how celiac disease clinics and centers can improve patient care and increase research engagement by:

    • Establishing and optimizing multidisciplinary teams to address comprehensive care needs.
    • Building partnerships with research institutions and industry.
    • Creating opportunities for clinics and centers to participate in research initiatives and clinical trials.

    Speakers: TBD

    Sponsored By: Takeda

    This webinar is pending approval for Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits.

  • The Best of NASPGHAN and the Single Day Symposium on Celiac Disease

    Date: 12/10/2025

    This webinar highlights key takeaways from the NASPGHAN Annual Meeting and the Single Day Symposium on Celiac Disease, offering an overview of the most important updates and discussions you may have missed.

    Speakers: SSCD Webinar Committee

Past Webinar Recordings

  • Best of Columbia & DDW: Celiac Disease Highlights from the Experts

    Recorded on 06/04/2025

    This SSCD webinar features highlights from two important conferences in gastroenterology: Celiac Disease On the Horizon (hosted by the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University) and Digestive Disease Week (DDW). Our expert panel shares updates in celiac disease research, diagnostics, and emerging therapies. Whether you missed the conferences or want a curated summary of each event, this session will help you stay on the forefront of celiac disease research.

  • SSCD College Summit 2025

    Recorded on 04/16/2025

    The Society for the Study of Celiac Disease invites you to watch a recording of the 2025 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. Thank you to Schär USA for sponsoring this webinar.

  • Tech and Gluten-Free Living: Leveraging Apps and Technology to Manage Celiac Disease

    Recorded on 04/03/2025

    The Society for the Study of Celiac Disease hosted an informative webinar titled Tech and Gluten-Free Living: Leveraging Apps and Technology to Manage Celiac Disease. The session explored the role of apps in food identification, symptom tracking, and meal planning, and also discussed the pros and cons of health apps and the risks of misinformation on social media.

    Speakers: Jaclyn Quinlan, MPH, RD, and Meghan Donnelly, MS, RD

  • Celiac Disease in Schools: Legal Protections and Advocacy Strategies for Health Providers

    Recorded on 03/05/2025

    The Society for the Study of Celiac Disease hosted an engaging webinar featuring Vanessa Weisbrod, Chief Education & Community Engagement Officer at the Celiac Disease Foundation. This webinars covers practical strategies for health care providers to advocate for students with celiac disease in schools. From navigating 504 Plans to educating school staff on gluten-free safety and preparing for college, learn how to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for children, adolescents, and adults with celiac disease.

    Speaker: Vanessa Weisbrod

  • Nutritional Assessment Project: Updates from the International Work Group

    Recorded on 12/04/2024

    In this webinar, Dr. Anne Lee provides an in-depth update on her groundbreaking international project, which will use a team of dietitians and gastroenterologists specializing in celiac disease to develop specific recommendations for nutritional assessment and dietary adherence in patients with celiac disease following a gluten‐free diet. The webinar will offer a unique global perspective on the complexities of managing celiac disease.

    Speakers: Anne Lee, EdD, RD, LDN

  • Highlights from the International Celiac Disease Symposium 2024

    Recorded on 10/16/2024

    Learn from our experts who attended ICDS 2024 in Sheffield, UK.

  • Hot Topics from Digestive Disease Week 2024

    Recorded on 07/12/2024

    Check out the recording of the Society for the Study of Celiac Disease webinar on “Hot topics from Digestive Disease Week.” This event featured leading experts discussing groundbreaking research, steps towards treatments, and emerging trends in celiac disease and related digestive disorders. Gain valuable insights, from professionals dedicated to advancing the understanding and management of celiac disease.

    Speakers: Dr. Amelie Therrien, Dr. Vahe Badalyan, Dr. Catherine Degeeter, Dr. Andrew Ford, Sharon Weston, MS, RD

  • SSCD College Summit

    Recorded on 04/04/2024

    The Society for the Study of Celiac Disease, along with speakers from the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center, Boston Children’s Hospital, MetroHealth, the Celiac Disease Foundation, and Schar USA held the annual SSCD College Summit on Thursday April 4th, 2024. This program was designed for high school seniors and current college students diagnosed with celiac disease to learn about managing celiac disease and the gluten-free diet in the college environment. The webinar addressed the following topics:

    • Transition to college with celiac disease 
    • Medical management of celiac disease in the college setting 
    • How your health care team can support you in college
    • Reasonable accommodations for celiac disease in college
    • Accessing gluten-free food on a college campus
    • Stocking your dorm room with gluten-free food 
    • Working with the Office of Disability Services  
    • Navigating Challenging Situations
  • Under Represented Populations in Celiac Disease

    Recorded on 02/07/2024

    On Wednesday February 7, 2024, the Society for the Study of Celiac Disease (SSCD) held its first quarterly webinar of 2024 for members to learn about “Under Represented Populations in Celiac Disease.”  The webinar featured three incredible speakers,  Dr. Javier Villafuerte-Gálvez from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Dr. Amanda Cartee from the University of Alabama Hospital Center, and Dr. Haley Zylberberg from Columbia University Medical Center Hospital.  The presentations were followed by a Q&A and discussion about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs in the celiac disease community. Finally, a new grant sponsored by the Celiac Disease Foundation was announced.

    Key takeaways from the presentations included:  

    • When addressing disparities in celiac disease diagnosis, management, and treatment, it is important to consider the existence of profound knowledge gaps, different eating habits (preferences and cultures), and language barriers. 
    • There may be a gap in testing, diagnosis, and healthcare access among underrepresented and underdiagnosed populations. 
    • By addressing these challenges, we can better support individuals living with celiac disease and ensure they have access to the resources and information they need to manage their condition effectively.