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06/19/2026

Today, with Association for Multicultural Affairs in Transplantation and the rest of the transplantation community, we recognize Juneteenth.

Also known as "Freedom Day", Juneteenth celebrates the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the United States.

While we celebrate freedom for Black people in our nation, it is also important that we reflect on the uncomfortable history of this country, and continue the work of making a "more perfect union" for everyone.

06/10/2026

was a huge success, but it wasn't done alone!

We can't put on such a high-quality program without the support of our sponsors. Thank you all for your generosity - it is greatly appreciated! We hope to see you next June in Austin!

Gunther Weiss Scientific Glass Blowing
Moria
VisionFirst - Indiana Lions Eye Bank
Utah Eye Bank
Vital Tears
Stephens Instruments
Aurion
Konan Medical
Corza medical
Lions Eye Bank of the Northeast
InVita Healthcare Technologies
Precision Ocular Network
Marken
Ascent Global Logistics
AltruVision
Association of Organ Procurement Organizations - AOPO
Association for Multicultural Affairs in Transplantation
Lions Eye Bank of West Central Ohio
AATB
Cincinnati Eye Bank

06/06/2026

Yesterday at , the House of Delegates elected new members to the EBAA Board of Directors. Congratulations Chris Hanna, Eric Meinecke, Esther Baker, Lisa Brooks, Elizabeth Fout Buras, and Ingrid Schunder.

The full Board will meet in Washington, D.C., in July for orientation and a strategic planning session.

06/06/2026

Following today's Scientific Symposium, Dr. Win Chamberlain presented Eli Monshon, a medical student from the University of Iowa, with the 2026 Best Paper of Session Award for his presentation, "Mitochondrial Responses to Hyperglycemia and Insulin Rescue in Human Corneal Endothelium."

Congratulations to Eli!

06/06/2026

It's the last day of !

Today we focus on sharing the newest innovations and research in eye banking and transplantation, the highly anticipated physician luncheon, followed by the Medical Directors Symposium.

Share the highlights of your week in Indianapolis in the comments!

06/06/2026

Yesterday, at , we honored some of the best in eye banking and transplantation at our annual Awards Luncheon.

Join us in congratulating Chris Hanna, Phillip Hester, Dillon Pitcher, and Caroline Miller on their well-deserved recognitions. For more on EBAA's awards, see our website:

https://restoresight.org/members/awards/

Moran Eye Center
Iowa Lions Eye Bank
VisionFirst - Indiana Lions Eye Bank
Eversight

06/05/2026

It's an exciting day in Indianapolis!

Another packed agenda, this one includes honoring the some of the brightest in sight restoration and electing new members of the Board of Directors.

If you were unable to make it to Indiana with us, you can register for the 2026 Annual Meeting package with 19 hours of recorded content, eligible for 19 CEUs - available on eyeLearn.

https://eyelearn.restoresight.org/products/2026-annual-meeting-package -product_tab_access_and_ceu_information

06/04/2026

It's day two from Indianapolis!

We have a packed agenda beginning with a general session keynote. Throughout the day we have more educational sessions, networking opportunities, and chances to visit the exhibit hall.

Tonight we're taking over the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum for a VERY "Indy" night at the racetrack!

What were some of your highlights from yesterday's program? Sound off in the comments!

06/03/2026

To open the first general session of , we heard touching testimonials from cornea recipient Jessica Moore and Donor Mother, Jenn McBride.

Jessica suffered a severe fungal infection from sleeping with her contacts in after a weekend of yard work, leading to three corneal transplants. Her gratitude for her doctors, donors, and their families is palpable, and she helps spread awareness about donor registration and ocular care.

Jenn's daughter Grace is a donor hero after passing in a tragic car accident. Deep in grief, Jenn explained how finding out that Grace's cornea donation restored the sight of two individuals is what pulled her out of despair.

We appreciate both these women for being willing to share their emotional journeys - reminding us all how valuable the daily work of eye banking is.

Thank you to VisionFirst - Indiana Lions Eye Bank, our host eye bank, for connecting us with Jessica and Jenn and facilitating their speeches today.

06/03/2026

Today we kick off the eye banking event of the year, the 2026 EBAA Annual Meeting! ( )

We've gathered in Indianapolis - the "Crossroads of America" to connect with colleagues, get updated on the latest innovations in cornea transplantation, learn from one another, and have some fun!

If you were unable to make it to Indiana, much of the program is being recorded and will be available following the meeting. You can watch the sessions at your convivence and earn up to 19 CEUs towards your certifications. Register for the Annual Meeting Package on eyeLearn.

https://eyelearn.restoresight.org/products/2026-annual-meeting-package -product_tab_overview

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Washington D.C., DC
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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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