Beyond Celiac envisions a future where a treatment or cure allows people to eat without fear of gluten; a world beyond celiac. Our goals for Celiac Awareness Month are to educate about celiac disease, diagnosis, and safe living, and imagine the impact of a potential treatment for those currently living with or affected by this autoimmune condition.
You can celebrate Celiac Awareness Month by attending a local or virtual event, taking time to educate loved ones about this autoimmune condition, donating to the cause, or enjoying delicious, gluten-free (GF) food from a GF bakery, restaurant, or company.
Below you’ll find resources you can use to support the community throughout May. Get all the latest updates by following us online (Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok) or subscribing to our monthly newsletter.
Together for a cure,
—The Beyond Celiac Team
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Sign up for our virtual Step Beyond Celiac! Each May, our community members lace up their running shoes to walk, run, or roll 3.1 miles (5K!) toward a cure for celiac disease.
WHEN: Anytime in May
WHERE: Anywhere in the world!
WHO: You and your loved ones!
All proceeds go toward research for treatments and a cure for celiac disease!
Don’t forget to share photos of you completing Step Beyond Celiac—tag us on social media @beyondceliac or email your photos to [email protected].
Looking to meet others with celiac disease? Check out the following in-person events:
Check out our Events page to find more details on all celiac-centric events happening this May.
The gluten-free community is everywhere! Join these events from wherever you are:
Check out our Events page to find more details on all celiac-centric events happening this May.
Here are easy ways that you can help raise awareness and support the celiac disease community this month.
This May, we are pleased to once again take part in the international Shine a Light on Celiac campaign. #ShineALightOnCeliac brings together celiac-related organizations from across the globe—spanning four continents—to raise awareness of celiac disease by lighting up landmarks green, which is the unofficial color of the celiac disease community. The image to the left is Niagara Falls lit up green last May.
Visit the Shine a Light on Celiac page to see a list of landmarks and learn more about the initiative!
Download any of the graphics below and share them to your social media account. We’ve also written sample posts that you can copy and use in your posts—please feel free to edit the captions to suit your personality and accounts! If you’re not much for words, we’ll be posting the graphics to our social media accounts as well, so you can reshare at your convenience.
Click or tap on any of the graphics to open them in a new tab, then download to your device.
May is Celiac Awareness Month. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease that damages the small intestine and has no cure, no pill, no treatment—nothing except the gluten-free diet. Nonprofit @BeyondCeliac wants to change that, and this month, I’m joining them in imagining what a world beyond celiac could look like: Less stress, more enjoying the moment. Less restriction, more spontaneity. Less fear, more fun. Help me create a world beyond celiac by donating to the cause or learning more about the disease at beyondceliac.org/giving
#celiac #celiacawarenessmonth #glutenfree #celiacdisease #chronicillness
May is Celiac Awareness Month. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease that damages the small intestine and has no cure, no pill, no treatment—nothing except the gluten-free diet. Nonprofit @BeyondCeliac wants to change that, and this month, I’m joining them in imagining what a world beyond celiac could look like: Less stress, more enjoying the moment. Less restriction, more spontaneity. Less fear, more fun. Help me create a world beyond celiac by donating to the cause or learning more about the disease at beyondceliac.org/giving
May is Celiac Awareness Month. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease that damages the small intestine and has no cure, no pill, no treatment—nothing except the gluten-free diet. Nonprofit Beyond Celiac wants to change that, and this month, I’m joining them in imagining what a world beyond celiac could look like: Less stress, more enjoying the moment. Less taking PTO for doctor’s visits, more taking PTO for vacation. Less restriction, more spontaneity. Help me create a world beyond celiac by donating to the cause or learning more about the disease at beyondceliac.org/giving
#healthcare #InvisibleIllness #WorkLife
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