2022 Annual Report
Changing lives and
healing children
through collaboration
and discovery
10th Year
TOP 10:
10 FOCUSED STUDY GROUPS, along with cross-cutting and patient-driven efforts, generated 18 peer-reviewed publications in 2022 and were responsible for 153 projects in the PeDRA database.
5 PRESIDENTS have now been at PeDRA’s helm, with Anna Bruckner beginning her term in November, while Keith Choate stepped in as president-elect. Anna and Keith are supported by 8 strong committees and PeDRA’s membership of more than 600 individuals.
9 INDUSTRY PARTNERS supported the 2022 PeDRA Annual Conference in Bethesda, MD, which featured the 7th Early Investigator Forum, 2nd NextGen Research Forum, and 2nd Dash for Discovery Fun Run.
4TH MENTORSHIP PROGRAM CYCLE cycle concluded in 2022. 121 mentees have now passed through the Program, joining 20 PeDRA Research Fellowship recipients as a growing community of trainees and early career investigators supported by PeDRA.
8 GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAMS, including the new Pediatric Alopecia Areata Challenge Grant, through which PeDRA committed to supporting 16 projects worth more than $525,000.
3 CONSENSUS GRANT PROJECTS concurrently supported by PeDRA in 2022, thanks to the launch of the Pediatric and Adolescent Vitiligo Guidelines effort in May. PeDRA remains committed to catalyzing important consensus work in the field.
7 INTERVIEWS WITH SPEAKERS AND ATTENDEES at the 2022 SID Annual Meeting in PeDRA’s hometown of Portland; just one of PeDRA’s virtual educational offerings in 2022, which also included podcasts, webinars, and the Getting to Know You series.
2 ORGANIZATIONS (PeDRA and NEA) serve as partners on a 2022 Award from PCORI to educate patients and researchers through a game called Eczema Counts. PeDRA further strengthened ties to patients in 2022 by adding a patient seat to its board of directors.
6 EMPLOYEES on PeDRA’s payroll thanks to the addition of a Communications Manager in July. Together with the PeDRA Fellow and PeDRA Biostatistician, the “PeDRA Team” now boasts 8 dedicated members.
1 END-OF-YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN generating $28,730 for EDI-focused research. PeDRA owes a debt of gratitude to the 82 individual donors and 19 Corporate Council members who provided critical resources in support of PeDRA’s mission in 2022.
10 FOCUSED STUDY GROUPS, along with cross-cutting and patient-driven efforts, generated 18 peer-reviewed publications in 2022 and were responsible for 153 projects in the PeDRA database.
8 GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAMS, including the new Pediatric Alopecia Areata Challenge Grant, through which PeDRA committed to supporting 16 projects worth more than $525,000.
6 EMPLOYEES on PeDRA’s payroll thanks to the addition of a Communications Manager in July. Together with the PeDRA Fellow and PeDRA Biostatistician, the “PeDRA Team” now boasts 8 dedicated members.
4TH MENTORSHIP PROGRAM CYCLE cycle concluded in 2022. 121 mentees have now passed through the Program, joining 20 PeDRA Research Fellowship recipients as a growing community of trainees and early career investigators supported by PeDRA.
2 ORGANIZATIONS (PeDRA and NEA) serve as partners on a 2022 Award from PCORI to educate patients and researchers through a game called Eczema Counts. PeDRA further strengthened ties to patients in 2022 by adding a patient seat to its board of directors.
9 INDUSTRY PARTNERS supported the 2022 PeDRA Annual Conference in Bethesda, MD, which featured the 7th Early Investigator Forum, 2nd NextGen Research Forum, and 2nd Dash for Discovery Fun Run.
7 INTERVIEWS WITH SPEAKERS AND ATTENDEES at the 2022 SID Annual Meeting in PeDRA’s hometown of Portland; just one of PeDRA’s virtual educational offerings in 2022, which also included podcasts, webinars, and the Getting to Know You series.
5 PRESIDENTS have now been at PeDRA’s helm, with Anna Bruckner beginning her term in November, while Keith Choate stepped in as president-elect. Anna and Keith are supported by 8 strong committees and PeDRA’s membership of more than 600 individuals.
3 CONSENSUS GRANT PROJECTS concurrently supported by PeDRA in 2022, thanks to the launch of the Pediatric and Adolescent Vitiligo Guidelines effort in May. PeDRA remains committed to catalyzing important consensus work in the field.
1 END-OF-YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN generating $28,730 for EDI-focused research. PeDRA owes a debt of gratitude to the 82 individual donors and 19 Corporate Council members who provided critical resources in support of PeDRA’s mission in 2022.
10 FOCUSED STUDY GROUPS, along with cross-cutting and patient-driven efforts, generated 18 peer-reviewed publications in 2022 and were responsible for 153 projects in the PeDRA database.
9 INDUSTRY PARTNERS supported the 2022 PeDRA Annual Conference in Bethesda, MD, which featured the 7th Early Investigator Forum, 2nd NextGen Research Forum, and 2nd Dash for Discovery Fun Run.
8 GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAMS, including the new Pediatric Alopecia Areata Challenge Grant, through which PeDRA committed to supporting 16 projects worth more than $525,000.
7 INTERVIEWS WITH SPEAKERS AND ATTENDEES at the 2022 SID Annual Meeting in PeDRA’s hometown of Portland; just one of PeDRA’s virtual educational offerings in 2022, which also included podcasts, webinars, and the Getting to Know You series.
6 EMPLOYEES on PeDRA’s payroll thanks to the addition of a Communications Manager in July. Together with the PeDRA Fellow and PeDRA Biostatistician, the “PeDRA Team” now boasts 8 dedicated members.
5 PRESIDENTS have now been at PeDRA’s helm, with Anna Bruckner beginning her term in November, while Keith Choate stepped in as president-elect. Anna and Keith are supported by 8 strong committees and PeDRA’s membership of more than 600 individuals.
4TH MENTORSHIP PROGRAM CYCLE cycle concluded in 2022. 121 mentees have now passed through the Program, joining 20 PeDRA Research Fellowship recipients as a growing community of trainees and early career investigators supported by PeDRA.
3 CONSENSUS GRANT PROJECTS concurrently supported by PeDRA in 2022, thanks to the launch of the Pediatric and Adolescent Vitiligo Guidelines effort in May. PeDRA remains committed to catalyzing important consensus work in the field.
2 ORGANIZATIONS (PeDRA and NEA) serve as partners on a 2022 Award from PCORI to educate patients and researchers through a game called Eczema Counts. PeDRA further strengthened ties to patients in 2022 by adding a patient seat to its board of directors.
1 END-OF-YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN generating $28,730 for EDI-focused research. PeDRA owes a debt of gratitude to the 82 individual donors and 19 Corporate Council members who provided critical resources in support of PeDRA’s mission in 2022.
PRESIDENT’S LETTER
Dear Friends,
What you’ve probably heard by now, is that 2022 marked PeDRA’s 10th year as an organization and the start of my term as PeDRA President. What you may not have heard is that 2022 was also the first full year of operation under our most recent list of strategic priorities, which were defined by the PeDRA Board of Directors with expert help in 2021. These priorities boil down to (1) catalyzing and sustaining research through infrastructure and education, (2) building and sustaining community with a place for all stakeholders, and (3) fostering communication both to and from PeDRA.
While not everything we did in 2022 fit cleanly into one of these three bins, I think you’ll find that our activities and impact over the past year line up beautifully with these priorities. More than that, they demonstrate PeDRA’s creativity in responding to a changing landscape and its deep-seated commitment to pursuing its mission and achieving its vision despite uncertain times. 2022 was the first year that PeDRA has ever run a deficit. Yet we still invested in new grants and fellowships, offered new education, hired new staff, and hosted an unforgettable annual conference. Good times or bad, PeDRA is proud to serve as a rock of consistency to its membership and beacon of hope to patients in need.
That was heavy; now, let’s take a look at something lighter. For the 2022 Annual Report, we’ve summed up PeDRA’s accomplishments as a “top 10 list” to honor our 10th year. Please spend some time exploring the ins and outs of how PeDRA used the resources we are so grateful to have received, in pursuit of its mission to create, inspire, and sustain research to prevent, treat, and cure childhood skin disease.
Thank you for your ongoing support and dedication as part of the PeDRA community. I look forward to building the next 10, 100, and 1,000 highlights with you through 2023 and beyond.
Most sincerely,
Anna L. Bruckner, MD, MSCS
University of Colorado School of Medicine
PeDRA President
Income and Mission-Driven Expense
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Anna L. Bruckner, MD, MSCS
PRESIDENT
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Keith Choate, MD, PhD
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Yale School of Medicine
Leslie Lawley, MD
TREASURER
Emory University
Lisa Arkin, MD
University of Wisconsin
Yvonne Chiu, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin
Carrie Coughlin, MD
Washington University
Esteban Fernandez Faith, MD
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Ilona Frieden, MD
University of California, San Francisco
Elena Hawryluk, MD, PhD
Harvard Medical School
Jen Huang, MD
Harvard Medical School
Raegan Hunt, MD, PhD
Baylor College of Medicine
Jeffrey Sugarman, MD, PhD
University of California, San Fransisco
Francesca Tenconi, MBA
Children’s Skin Disease Foundation
Megha Tollefson, MD
Mayo Clinic
Andrea Zaenglein, MD
Penn State Health
LEARN MORE
To learn more about PeDRA and its progress and support in 2022, explore our full website at PeDRAresearch.org.
GET INVOLVED
Interested in partnering with PeDRA or becoming more involved? Send us an email at info@PeDRAresearch.org.