This year, FAACT’s Food Allergy Awareness Month campaign is “Invisible No More: Food allergies may be unseen, but they should never be unnoticed.”

It’s a powerful reminder that while food allergies aren’t always visible, the daily effort to stay safe is very real.

So how do we raise awareness for something we can’t always see—and better support one another along the way?

To help us shine a light on this important campaign, we’re joined by allergy advocate and former President of the Utah Food Allergy Network, Amanda Bee.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• FAACT Food Allergy Awareness Initiatives - Food Allergy Awareness Week and Month
• Social Cover Photos, Ideas for Activities, and Social Media Post Content

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Food Allergy Awareness Month is almost here—and it’s our moment to be seen, heard, and understood. This year, FAACT is launching an exciting new campaign, 'Invisible No More', shining a light on the reality that food allergies may be unseen, but they are very real. We’re sitting down with FAACT’s Director of Marketing, Lisa Horne, to share how you can get involved and help bring this message to life in your community.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• FAACT's Food Allergy Awareness Week and Month Center
• Social Cover Photos, Ideas for Activities, and Social Media Posts Content
• FAACT's Food Allergy Awareness Week Proclamation Kit

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Every summer, FAACT’s Camp TAG (The Allergy Gang) brings campers, teens, non-allergic siblings, and families living with food allergies, eosinophilic disorders, asthma, FPIES, and Celiac disease, together for fun, confidence-building, and hands-on learning in a safe, supportive space.

Molly Dow and her daughters, Emily and Ellie, join us to share what Camp TAG has meant to their family. You'll get a sneak peek into the heartwarming fun and why Camp TAG continues to be popular over the years.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• FAACT's Camp TAG (The Allergy Gang)
• Camp TAG: Lebanon, OH - June 1-5
• Camp TAG: Nashville, TN - June 22-26
• FAACT's Camp TAG Flyer
• Miss America's Teen 2026, Tess Ferm, will attend Camp TAG OH all week and a few days at Camp TAG TN.

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Navigating college with food allergies can feel overwhelming—from choosing a school and touring campuses to move-in day and staying safe once you’re there. It’s a big transition, with added layers of responsibility.

That’s why FAACT created a College Resource Center, built from real questions our community is asking—such as what to ask on tours, how to set up accommodations, what to do when things don’t go as planned, and how to navigate everyday college life.

This podcast walks you through a few key highlights to help you guide your student with more confidence.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• FAACT's College Resource Center
• For Parents/Caregivers College Checklists
• For Students College Checklists
• Legal Considerations Center
• For Students: How to Conversations
• Disaster Preparedness at College with Food Allergies
• FAACT's Private Facebook Group for Parents/Caregivers of High School and College Students with Food Allergies

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What do you do when your child has that first allergic reaction—and your allergist appointment is still weeks, maybe even months, away? That in-between time can feel overwhelming, with so many questions and not enough answers. We’re sitting down with FAACT Medical Advisory Board Member, Dr. Justin Greiwe, to walk through practical steps families can take right now to stay safe, feel more confident, and navigate this uncertain window.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• FAACT's Newly Diagnosed section
• FAACT's Newly Diagnosed Guide
• FAACT's Living With Food Allergies Resource Center

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This episode is all about inspiration. We’re shining a spotlight on a remarkable young woman who is using her voice and platform to make a meaningful impact in the food allergy community. We’re honored to welcome FAACT’s newest National Spokesperson, Tess Ferm, Miss America’s Teen 2026! Tess joins us to share her personal food allergy journey and why educating others and raising awareness has become such a powerful part of her mission.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• Miss America - Tess Ferm
• Follow Tess on Instagram: @tessferm.sc and @missamericasteen

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The dietary management of food allergies includes identifying the allergen that triggers a reaction and avoiding foods that contain that allergen. As a result, children with dietary restrictions due to food allergies may be at risk for inadequate nutritional intake. We sat down with Andie Lee Gonzalez, Senior Pediatric Medical Science Liaison with Abbott Nutrition Medical Affairs and Research, who describes the role of specialized nutrition support and why it’s important in the dietary management of food allergies.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• For educational resources and food allergy management tools, visit Abbott Nutrition Health Institute at anhi.org.
• Diagnosis and Appropriate Identification of Food Allergy
• Does Your Child Have a Food Allergy?

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Traveling with food allergies happens every day for thousands of families. But as many of us know, travel takes planning—and even the best plans don’t always go the way we expect. Flights get delayed, restaurants change menus, and sometimes we’re asked to make quick decisions in unfamiliar places. So how do we prepare not just our travel plans, but also our mindset? How do we build the confidence and coping skills to stay calm and pivot when the unexpected happens? Joining us to talk about navigating travel and those unplanned moments is psychologist and Founder of The Food Allergy Hive, Elizabeth Hawkins, PhD, MPH. She’ll help us explore how to develop a healthier, more flexible travel mindset.

Resources to keep you in the know:

• The Food Allergy Hive
• Food Allergy Hive Membership
• FAACT Behavioral Health Resource Center

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Thanks for listening! FAACT invites you to discover more exciting food allergy resources at FoodAllergyAwareness.org!