Library & Education Programs

The Ask an MS Expert program series provides an opportunity to learn more about multiple sclerosis from top MS experts. Programs focus on trending topics related to the MS community. Experts answer your questions and MS Navigators provide live resource support throughout each program.

The Ask an MS Expert program series is offered weekly in English, monthly in Spanish and quarterly for Veterans.

Cumbre de Esclerosis Múltiple para Hispanos/Latinx

Escuche a presentadores dinámicos, cuente su experiencia y haga contacto con otros en este programa interactivo y virtual en español e inglés.

Hispanic/Latinx MS Experience Summit

Hear from dynamic speakers, share your experiences and build connections with others at this interactive, virtual program in English and Spanish.

Research continues to find connections between wellness and lifestyle and better health outcomes while living with MS. There are many pathways to good health while living with MS. The Society offers a variety of options to learn, connect and engage while focusing on health and wellness. Our Pathways to Wellness in MS initiative helps explain the latest wellness research while exploring evidence based recommendations that can positively impact quality of life today.

Being Black with MS carries unique challenges and experiences – from scientific and clinical differences in the disease itself to inequities in the healthcare system and more. The Black MS Experience Program Series is an opportunity to connect with others who understand the distinct experience of life with MS as a Black person. Through special program experiences, we will forge powerful connections, learn from leading scientific and healthcare experts, and give voice to the unique needs of the Black community living with this disease.

The Webinar Series brings together a collaboration of MS experts — to help you learn strategies to live your best life with MS. Each free webinar program features two presenters, with time for Q&A.

Momentum, the award-winning quarterly magazine of the National MS Society, is the largest MS-related publication in the world.

National MS Society's online educational webcast series. Transcripts (.pdf format) are available for most programs.

Knowledge Is Power is an educational series providing up-to-date facts on MS for people newly diagnosed and their families. Start your MS journey with our guide.

Managing your health and wellness is an integral part of "living well" with MS. Live Fully, Live Well is a comprehensive wellness program from the National MS Society and Can Do MS, designed for people living with MS and their support partners.

The National MS Society’s Everyday Matters project used the power of positive psychology to support ongoing happiness in the lives of those with MS. Learn more.

The Free From Falls program empowers those with MS to take control of their lives by addressing the risks factors with falls and strategies to prevent them.

View a list of upcoming and recorded webcasts with leading MS researchers and clinicians.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is proud to be a source of information about multiple sclerosis and maintains the largest collection of MS information in the world. These books were previously approved through a former peer review process. The Society does not endorse specific publications.

MS Adventure Camp brings together children going into grades 4-12 who live in a household with someone affected by MS for summertime fun and personal growth.

Keep S’myelin is a colorful, engaging, informative, and reassuring newsletter to help children and their parents talk and learn about MS together.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society provides free downloadable resources for people affected by MS and others. For help navigating the online library, contact an MS Navigator.

In the podcast “Brain Chat With the Nerdy Neurologist,” neurologist and MS specialist Mitzi Joi Williams explores all matters of the brain.