CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance
The Alliance is a collaborative of providers, scientists and community members who support research, drive education and promote awareness to combat tick-borne diseases.
“At the Alliance, every educational presentation, prevention initiative, advocacy effort and community partnership is rooted in the experiences of real people. Behind the data is a parent protecting a child from a tick bite, a clinician searching for answers for a patient, a researcher advancing scientific understanding or an individual navigating the challenges of a tick-borne disease diagnosis. When we tell those stories thoughtfully and authentically, we do more than raise awareness. We build trust. We strengthen relationships. We inspire action. Most importantly, we help others understand exactly why this work matters.”In our latest Community Voices highlight, Melissa Carr Rowe, executive director of the CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance, shares how participating in our Resilia program is helping the organization strengthen its strategy, storytelling, leadership and collaboration.
See how the Alliance is using these tools to build on its strong foundation and expand its regional impact. Learn more: cnycf.org/writing-our-next-chapter-the-central-new-york-lyme-tick-borne-disease-alliances-capacit...
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What a great visit by the education team to the @northcountryhub ! Elizabeth Balfour, Education & Partnerships Academic Program Manager and Maddi Cupernall, Community Education Intern shared important tick prevention tips with campers from around Oswego County. 💪
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Join Alliance Advisory Board Member Dr. Stephen Thomas for this month’s Walk with a Doc hosted by Upstate Medical University! 👨⚕️👩⚕️🏥👟Join us for the next Walk With A Doc 🚶
In partnership with Syracuse Parks & Recreation, Upstate invites you to enjoy a morning walk while learning practical tips for protecting yourself from ticks and mosquitoes with Dr. Stephen Thomas, an infectious disease and public health expert.
📅 Sunday, Aug. 2
🕘 9 a.m.
📍 Barry Park (600 Broad Street, Syracuse, NY 13210)
Walk With A Doc is free, family-friendly and open to everyone. No registration is required—just show up and walk with us!
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