Would you like to partner with us to host the 8th One Retinoblastoma World conference, to help bring the best care to children with eye cancer, survivors, and families across the USA and around the world?

One Retinoblastoma World builds sustainable capacity to deliver specialist life and sight-saving care to all who are affected by childhood eye cancer. This collaborative meeting unites medical professionals, scientists, survivors, parents and other family members to advance early diagnosis, evidence-based, life-long medical care, and intelligent, compassionate support.

By combining knowledge, experience, and global effort, we vault many barriers and ultimately bring high-quality care to more children, survivors and their families.

Delegates to One Rb World include parents and adult survivors, family members, young patients and siblings, ophthalmologists, oncologists and research scientists with a broad interest in both pediatric and adult eye and cancer care. This is an ideal opportunity to connect with a national and international audience and uplift families and individuals worldwide who are affected by childhood eye cancer and its lifelong risks and consequences.

This fully interactive meeting encourages collaboration and building a solid foundation to support rigorous international multi-center research, ultimately leading to greater knowledge and scientific evidence, improving survival of the initial cancer and associated second cancers, vision outcomes, and life-long psychosocial wellbeing.

The ophthalmologists, oncologists and scientists in our network are leaders in adopting novel approaches to both pediatric and adult eye and cancer care. They constantly seek new technologies to help them provide better therapies and surgical solutions, and will be keen to learn of innovations that can help them deliver high-quality care and impact-rich research. Many are key decision-makers or influencers for budget spending in their departments.

One Rb World takes place immediately before the World Congress of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology, which attracts more than 2,500 medical professionals, researchers, and parent and survivor advocates. In 2026, the 58^th SIOP World Congress takes place September 15-18 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, TX.