What Events and Annual Congresses Does ICCS Organize?

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ICCS (the International Children's Continence Society) lists its activities on the Events and Upcoming Events sections of i-c-c-s.org. These include online webinars, such as the MD+ MENTOR webinar series, and its Annual Congress. The site currently shows two upcoming items: a webinar on June 25, 2026, and the ICCS Annual Congress 2026, November 4–7. Details on abstract submission and registration are reached through the individual event pages.

What the ICCS events pages cover

The site separates events into two areas: Events and Upcoming Events. Both are linked from the homepage navigation, and each has a "View All" option for the full list. The homepage highlights the next items rather than the complete calendar, so the "View All" pages are the place to check for the full schedule.

Upcoming events currently listed

Event Format / location Date and time Notes
Ketamine-Induced Uropathy — MD+ MENTOR Webinar Online via Zoom June 25, 2026, 7:00 PM CET / 14:00 Brasília Webinar language: English; speakers Dr. Harriet Corbett and Dr. Stacy Tanaka; topic described as "What We've Learned at the UK's First Specialized Pediatric Clinic"; abstract submission available
ICCS Annual Congress 2026 Annual congress November 4–7 A "Click here" link leads to further congress information

The webinar listing shows how ICCS presents its online sessions: a named clinical topic, a Zoom format, a fixed date and time with two time zones, a stated language, and named speakers. If you plan to attend, note that the time is given in CET and Brasília time — check the corresponding local time before joining.

The Annual Congress and joint meetings

The ICCS Annual Congress is the society's main recurring meeting. The site's news section also describes a joint congress: the ICCS, Societies of Pediatric Urology (SPU), and Pediatric Urologic Nurses and Specialists (PUNS) Annual Congress in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, held September 12 (Wednesday) to September 14 (Saturday). The news item states that the program would soon be posted on the ICCS website and the SPU Fall Congress website.

This shows that ICCS congresses are not always standalone — some are held jointly with partner societies, which affects the program, the audience (urologists, nurses, and specialists), and where you look for the final schedule. For any given year, confirm on the event page whether it is an ICCS-only meeting or a joint congress.

How to find submission and registration details

The event listings point to abstract submission and further information through links on the event itself rather than a single central page. To use them:

  1. Open the Events or Upcoming Events section from the site navigation.
  2. Select the specific event (for example, the MD+ MENTOR webinar or the Annual Congress 2026).
  3. Follow the "Abstract submission," "Read More," or "Click here" links on that event's page for the current instructions.

The expected result is the event-specific page with submission or program information. A common snag is that the homepage only shows highlights — if an event you heard about is not visible there, check the "View All" lists before concluding it is not listed. Program details may also be posted later than the event announcement, as the Louisville congress notice indicates.

Who these events are for

The events reflect ICCS's stated purpose: bringing together specialists active in pediatric continence disorders and increasing knowledge in bladder storage and evacuation problems. The webinar speakers are clinicians, and the congress is organized with pediatric urology and nursing societies, so the program is aimed at health professionals and researchers in the field. Parents and families have a separate section on the site (For Parents & Families) rather than the events listings.

For exact dates, times, speakers, and submission deadlines, use the individual event pages on i-c-c-s.org, since the homepage summary may not include every detail or later changes.