Reeve Summit

2026 Reeve Summit photo collage of attendees

The annual Reeve Summit is the premier event for individuals impacted by paralysis, including family members, caregivers, policymakers, and community members. It brings together thought leaders, advocates, and changemakers, providing opportunities to learn, connect, and inspire action.

Since its inception, the Reeve Summit has featured an impressive lineup of speakers, including the late disability and civil rights icon Judy Heumann; disability rights activist Imani Barbarin; Tony Award-winning actress Ali Stroker; Wesley Hamilton, founder and CEO of Disabled But Not Really; Dr. Feranmi Okanlami of the University of Michigan; Former Senator Tom Harkin; Good Morning America co-anchor Robin Roberts; and author and disability advocate Leon Ford.

Reeve Summit attendees have the opportunity to:

Network and build connections with other changemakers
Hear from dynamic speakers
Learn about the latest spinal cord injury research
Participate in an evening reception
Interact with fun and educational exhibits

The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation is proud to host the premier event for individuals impacted by paralysis, including family members, caregivers, policymakers, and community members. The Reeve Summit brings together thought leaders, advocates, and change-makers, offering a chance to learn and network.

Thank you to all those who made Reeve Summit 2026, our sixth annual convening, a success. We’re grateful to our speakers, community members, sponsors and exhibitors for cultivating an energetic and creative atmosphere.

Download the 2026 Reeve Summit program (PDF).

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