About ILAE

ILAE seeking Executive Director

The ILAE is seeking to appoint its first Executive Director to support the Executive Committee in defining and delivering strategic goals and leading the ILAE to become more operationally effective. The Executive Director will lead the professional staff and work with the ILAE’s members and external stakeholders to drive forward strategy. Responsibilities will also include overseeing support to the regional operations and global advocacy efforts as well as coordinating activities with our sister patient-based organization, the International Bureau for Epilepsy. Closing date: Thursday 14 November, 2019.

More information, how to apply

About ILAE

The International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) was founded in 1909 and is an organisation of more than 120 national chapters.

The goals of the ILAE are:

  • To advance and disseminate knowledge about epilepsy
  • To promote research, education and training
  • To improve services and care for patients, especially by prevention, diagnosis and treatment

Membership

Poster session at IEC Barcelona 2017
International Epilepsy Congress attendees share ideas

To join the ILAE, individuals must be a member of a National Chapter. Chapters are representative and inclusive of the entire epilepsy professional community and seek to further the goals of the ILAE within their country.

To join an ILAE Chapter, write to the Secretary of the Chapter in your country. Benefits of Chapter Membership

Information about the International League Against Epilepsy

  • ILAE Elections: Elections commision, and candidates and election process for elections of officers for the 2017-2018 term.
  • Reports: View ILAE Annual Reports from 2000 onward as well as Strategic Reports.
  • ILAE History, from its founding to the present day, including programs from past congresses, and a searchable archive database of minutes, reports, agendas, programs, scientific papers, correspondence, and other ILAE documents

Resources in different languages

The ILAE website has most of its information in English. However some documents of interest to the epilepsy community have been translated into other languages: