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Plan Ahead: The Alliance Community of Practice Events Listing Offers a View of 2027

As organizations across the donation and transplantation field begin planning their budgets for the coming year, a single, comprehensive view of upcoming events can facilitate the process. The Alliance’s Community of Practice Events listing brings together many of the significant conferences, forums, and collaborative gatherings currently scheduled for 2027, all in one convenient place.

Tremendous work is done by many organizations across the donation and transplantation community of practice. The events featured in the listing were shared directly by these organizations to communicate with the broader community, reflecting the collaborative spirit that strengthens our field, or posted on a publicly available website. Whether leaders are mapping out professional development opportunities for their teams, budgeting for travel, scheduling meetings so that they do not conflict with others, or identifying times to connect with peers nationwide, the listing offers a helpful starting point.

The Alliance encourages everyone to explore the Community of Practice Events page.

For the most current information about any specific event, please click on the event link provided.

Organizations that would like to have their event considered for inclusion, or that need details updated, are invited to submit here.

By sharing this resource, The Alliance hopes to make it easier for every member of our community to stay connected, informed, and prepared for the year ahead.

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