Mission
INFANCY advances safe, evidence-based, ethical, and equitable neuromodulation for neuroatypical children and youth by connecting research, clinical practice, education, technology, advocacy, and international collaboration.
Vision
A future in which every child or young person who may benefit from neuromodulation can access care guided by strong evidence, developmentally appropriate standards, responsible innovation, and informed partnership with families.
Our values
Evidence
Ask rigorous questions, communicate uncertainty, and distinguish established knowledge from emerging possibility.
Safety & ethics
Put well-being, dignity, rights, assent, consent, privacy, and long-term interests first.
Inclusion
Value neurodiversity, lived experience, cultural context, accessibility, and participation across geography and discipline.
Collaboration
Share expertise, infrastructure, data, and credit fairly.
Access
Work so geography, income, insurance, disability, or institutional resources do not define opportunity.
Transparency
Disclose relationships, explain decisions, review work openly, and correct errors responsibly.
Help build the field
Join the founding network and help create a safer, stronger, and more equitable future for pediatric neuromodulation.