Become a Voice for Brain Injury During Brain Injury Awareness Month!

In March 2025, the Brain Injury Association of America’s My Brain Injury Journey campaign returns for Brain Injury Awareness Month to help shine a light on some of the lesser known aspects of brain injury. We have a lot of activities planned and new resources that we are excited to share to help tell our story and advocate to build a better world for people brain injury.

What’s new this year?

This year we are streamlining the ways that you can get involved during Brain Injury Awareness Month as well as equipping you with new tools to help tell the story of our community.

If you want to get involved, you can:

• Raise Awareness by Supporting Our Mission: Be a voice for brain injury this March by talking to friends and family about the importance of brain injury awareness and asking them to support the mission of the Brain Injury Association of America. We’ve made it easy for you to set up a fundraising page that shares why brain injury is important to you and lets you fundraise for a good cause. If you raise $100 by the end of March, we’ll send you an exclusive 2025 I’m a Voice for Brain Injury! t-shirt. If you raise $250, you’ll get a special BIAA knitted cap. Become a Voice for Brain Injury today!
• Share Your Story and Spread the Word: Everyone with a brain injury has a story to tell, and we’d love to share yours. You can use our premade social media templates to create a post, sample language about the campaign to write a letter or a blog, printable signs to hang up or use, and more. We encourage all brain injury survivors to submit their personal stories to BIAA here for an opportunity to be featured on our My Brain Injury Journey stories page.
• Become an Advocate: There are many ways you can get involved from introducing a resolution or proclamation in your hometown to joining hundreds of other advocates on Capitol Hill. Join one of our upcoming webinars to learn how you can get involved and support BIAA’s advocacy agenda. Check out our calendar of events on our Brain Injury Awareness Month page.

We have a lot more to come, so stay tuned! Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing additional tools and resources for you to use including the results of our first public opinion poll in over 25 years.

You can get every update for Brain Injury Awareness Month delivered straight to your inbox by signing up for our awareness month email list. We will send you an update of the week’s activities as well as highlights from around the brain injury community first thing each Monday morning through the end of March.