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Indiana #insulin4all Chapter

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T1International’s Indiana #insulin4all Chapter is a community of people living with diabetes, caregivers, and advocates working together to hold the pharmaceutical industry accountable and fight for affordable access to insulin.

For years, Indiana #insulin4all has organized public actions, community events, and advocacy campaigns to bring attention to the impact of high insulin prices. The chapter has helped keep insulin affordability in the public conversation by sharing stories, organizing supporters, and demanding accountability from the companies that set insulin prices.

What We’re Working On

Indiana #insulin4all continues to organize around corporate accountability and the need for meaningful change in the insulin system.

Recent highlights include:

  • Hosting years of #insulin4all actions to raise awareness about insulin affordability.
  • Organizing community members to call attention to the role of insulin manufacturers in the affordability crisis.
  • Participating in advocacy campaigns that demand transparency and accountability from corporations.
  • Building grassroots power among people directly impacted by the cost of insulin.

Who leads this group

Chris and Molly, Chapter Leaders

Chris: Hi I’m Chris! I was diagnosed with T1D in 2018, and am also openly queer. In the time since being diagnosed, I have pursued a praxis in advocacy, community support, and direct action. It’s my belief that community is our superpower, and through the arm of collective action we can work towards a world that has #insulin4all. — Molly: Molly has lived with Type 1 diabetes since 2010. She discovered T1International during a hospital stay after rationing insulin nearly cost her life, and since then, has been actively engaged in the #insulin4all movement. Through advocacy, she hopes to put a personal face to the insulin rationing crisis and to educate others on why insulin prices are astronomically high, helping more people understand both the human and systemic sides of this issue. When she’s not advocating, Molly works as a high school special education teacher and is always aiming to bring a little sparkle and positivity wherever she goes.

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