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Awareness is an all year, 24/7 endeavor! Whether you are a member of the media looking for information, someone personally affected looking for ways to get more involved, or someone looking for more information about how you can help, a member of our team is happy to assist you with questions related to brain injury, events, news, and more!

Our organization partners with the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) in observing Brain Injury Awareness Month through a month-long awareness campaign in March each year.

Our current Brain Injury Awareness campaign, My Brain Injury Journey, is meant to help amplify the voices of brain injury survivors, families, and caregivers and to spotlight the uniqueness of each person’s lives, experiences, and stories.

Printable Materials to Help Share Your Story: Click here to download and print #MyBrainInjuryJourney signs that you can customize yourself and share throughout brain injury awareness month, and all year long!

Leverage Social Media to Spread the Word: Be sure to follow along with us on our social media accounts and tag us in your own posts using #MyBrainInjuryJourney! You can find us on these social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn. Additional hashtags are shared below, feel free to use one or all of these to help create more awareness for brain injury!

#braininjury #braininjuryawareness #braininjuryrecovery #braininjurysupport #braininjuryresearch #braininjurywarrior #braininjuryadvocate #braininjurymatters #traumaticbraininjury #tbi #stroke #acquiredbraininjury #invisibledisability #chronicillness #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocate #braininjuryawarenessmonth

Click here to read, download, and share important brain injury facts and statistics.

Share Your Story

Everyone affected by brain injury has a story to tell. No matter where you are on your brain injury journey, your story deserves to be told. It’s up to us – survivors, families, caregivers, professionals, and friends – to tell those stories. Because when more people know about life with brain injury and the resilience it requires, the easier it will be for them to understand us, our experiences, and our community. We hope you’ll share your stories about your unique brain injury journey, and what you’ve found along the way. Tell our community who you are, where you’ve been, what you’ve accomplished, and where you hope to go.

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Story submissions should be between 250 and 1,000 words. We encourage you to submit a photo with your story. This can be directly related to your injury and recovery process, or simply be a photo of yourself that you like and are comfortable including. Please ensure that your submission is yours alone and not copyrighted by another individual or organization (including photos). When you submit your story, we may publish the story and promote it through our communication channels. By sharing your journey, you can help others by showing that they are not alone.
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Contact the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts’ Policy, Strategy & Communications team for facts about brain injury, current news, or to set up an interview with subject matter experts.

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Printed issues of our newsletter, Heads Up Headlines, are mailed to all BIA-MA members. Become a member today to receive your copy!