ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic showing a busy Japanese city street at night, filled with illuminated signs and people walking under umbrellas. A green “Putting Mito on the Map” campaign banner appears among the signs. Large white text reads, “The future of mito is being written NOW.” The World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo and campaign map-route graphics appear at the bottom.

ALT Green-tinted World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic over a busy Japanese city street. Large text reads, “Science is moving forward:” followed by “Earlier genetic testing,” “More global research” and “More hope for families.” A mitochondrial map-pin icon and campaign route graphics reinforce the “Putting Mito on the Map” theme.

ALT Green-tinted World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic highlighting advances in mitochondrial disease research. Large text reads, “Research is creating new possibilities.” Below, white text says, “More clinical trials are taking place than ever before, offering hope for the future.” A mitochondrial map-pin icon and dotted campaign route appear across the design.

ALT Green-tinted World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic focused on diagnosis and access to care. Large text reads, “Earlier diagnosis changes lives: Everyone should have access to the care they need.” The background shows a busy Japanese city street, with a campaign route and compass-style icon incorporated into the design. Final World Mitochondrial Disease Week carousel graphic with a green overlay on a Japanese city street. Large white text reads, “Help shape the future of mito.” and the website mitopatients.org/mito-week.

ALT LHON Awareness Day logo, with the following words: Webinar, 19 September 13:00-15:00 CEST. Listen in English, Italian and Spanish. IMP and World Mitochondrial Disease Week logos are positioned at the bottom of the image.

ALT Promotional graphic for World Mitochondrial Disease Week featuring a city street at sunset with Auckland’s Sky Tower illuminated green. A person with a backpack stands in the foreground looking towards the tower. The World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top. Large text reads, “No one should face mito alone.” A dotted route graphic and arrow indicate the next slide.

ALT Green-tinted World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic using the same city scene in the background. Large text reads, “Mito affects people everywhere. Every country. Every community. Yet many still go unseen and unheard.” A dotted route and arrow graphic appear at the bottom.

ALT Green-tinted campaign graphic with the city scene in the background and a map pin containing a mitochondrial symbol. Large text reads, “Awareness creates change.” Additional text highlights, “Earlier diagnosis. Better support. Stronger research.” A dotted route graphic reinforces the campaign’s map theme.

ALT Final World Mitochondrial Disease Week campaign graphic encouraging participation in the global movement. Text reads, “Join the global movement. Help put mito on the map. Share your story using #WorldMitoWeek2026 #PuttingMitoOnTheMap.” The website mitopatients.org/mito-week and the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appear at the bottom.

ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic featuring traditional windmills against a deep blue sky. One windmill is illuminated green and displays the campaign message "Putting Mito on the Map." Large text reads, "Progress comes through collaboration." The World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top, with a dotted map route and compass icon across the bottom.

ALT Green World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic with windmills visible in the background. Large text reads, "Putting mito on the map takes all of us," followed by a list of the people and groups who contribute to progress: patients, families, researchers, clinicians, advocates and patient organisations. A dotted map route continues across the bottom of the graphic.

ALT Green World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic with windmills faintly visible in the background. Large text reads, "When we work together, we move faster." A dotted map route, compass icon and directional arrow reinforce the campaign's theme of collective progress and global collaboration.

ALT Closing World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic encouraging the community to "Be part of the collaboration" and "Share your story." The graphic includes the hashtags #WorldMitoWeek2026 and #PuttingMitoOnTheMap, the website mitopatients.org/mito-week, and the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo. Windmills appear faintly behind the green overlay, with a dotted map route and compass icon continuing the "Putting Mito on the Map" theme.

ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week 2026 graphic announcing that the campaign begins today. Set against a bright green background, the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top. Large text reads, "Begins Today!" followed by the campaign theme, "Putting Mito on the Map," alongside a location pin containing a stylised mitochondrion. A dotted map route runs across the bottom, with the website mitopatients.org/mito-week displayed below the campaign message.

ALT Promotional graphic for the LHON Awareness Day Webinar, part of World Mitochondrial Disease Week. The LHON Awareness Day logo appears at the top on a white background with a pale green abstract pattern. Large text reads, "Webinar," followed by "Best practices in LHON, stories from the community." The event takes place on 19 September 2026 from 1 to 3pm CET. The International Mito Patients and World Mitochondrial Disease Week logos appear at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for TK2d Awareness Day, part of World Mitochondrial Disease Week. Set against a bright green background patterned with stylised mitochondria, large white text reads, "TK2d Awareness Day." The "Take on TK2d Together" campaign logo appears in the centre, followed by the date "8 September." The International Mito Patients and World Mitochondrial Disease Week logos appear at the bottom.

ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic introducing the "Putting Mito on the Map" campaign. Set against a bright green background, the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top. Large bold text reads, "Putting Mito on the Map," alongside a location pin containing a stylised mitochondrion. A dotted route curves across the bottom of the graphic, reinforcing the global map theme.

ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic explaining the five categories featured on the Global Mito Map. Colour-coded location pins and dotted routes represent each category: "Light Up for Mito," showing landmarks, buildings and homes lighting up green in solidarity; "Patient Organisations," highlighting IMP members around the world; "Patient Stories," sharing real experiences from people living with mito; "Research & Collaborations," featuring scientific work and partnerships advancing understanding of mitochondrial disease; and "Events & Awareness Activities," highlighting activities taking place during World Mitochondrial Disease Week. The World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top and mitopatients.org/mito-week is displayed at the bottom.

ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week awareness graphic featuring a person standing alone on the Great Wall of China, surrounded by mountains and autumn-coloured forests. A green location pin containing a stylised mitochondrion and a dotted map route reinforce the global campaign theme. Large white text reads, "Every voice puts mito on the map." The World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top.

ALT Green World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic with a faded image of a person standing alone on the Great Wall of China in the background. Large text reads, "Many people with mito still feel invisible." Below, the graphic highlights experiences of feeling "Isolated. Misunderstood. Years without answers." It concludes with the message, "Visibility changes that." A dotted map route continues across the design.

ALT Green World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic with the Great Wall of China and a person visible faintly in the background. Large text reads, "Every post. Every story. Every conversation." The graphic explains how raising awareness can reach someone who has never heard of mitochondrial disease, connect a family that has felt alone, and start a chain reaction. A dotted map route and compass icon reinforce the campaign's theme of global connection.

ALT Closing World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic encouraging the mitochondrial disease community to "Add your voice" and "Share your story." It includes the hashtags #WorldMitoWeek2026 and #PuttingMitoOnTheMap, the website mitopatients.org/mito-week, and the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo. A dotted route and compass icon appear over a green-tinted image of the Great Wall of China, continuing the "Putting Mito on the Map" campaign theme.

ALT Save the date graphic for the Light Up for Mito campaign, part of World Mitochondrial Disease Week. Set against a glowing green background with light effects, large white text reads, "Light Up for Mito," alongside a light bulb icon. Bold text below reads, "Save the Date," followed by "19 September" in yellow. The International Mito Patients and World Mitochondrial Disease Week logos appear at the bottom, alongside the hashtag #LightUpForMito.

ALT World Mitochondrial Disease Week graphic featuring a person in a green shirt facing the Colosseum in Rome with their arms raised. Large text reads, "Too many people with mito wait years for answers." A "Putting Mito on the Map" banner is displayed on the Colosseum.

ALT Green World Mitochondrial Disease Week informational graphic with a faded image of the Colosseum and a person raising their arms in the background. Large white text reads, "Diagnosis can be a long and complex journey," followed by "Multiple doctors" and "Too many missed signs." A dotted route travels across the graphic alongside a location pin containing a stylised mitochondrion, representing the journey to diagnosis.

ALT Green World Mitochondrial Disease Week informational graphic with a faded image of the Colosseum and a person in the background. Large white text reads, "Awareness can change that," followed by three key outcomes: "Earlier diagnosis," "Better care," and "More research." A dotted route and a location pin containing a stylised mitochondrion reinforce the "Putting Mito on the Map" campaign theme.

ALT Closing World Mitochondrial Disease Week campaign graphic on a green background with a faded image of the Colosseum and a person raising their arms. Large text reads, "Help put mito on the map. Share. Speak up. Start conversations." The graphic includes the hashtags "#WorldMitoWeek2026" and "#PuttingMitoOnTheMap," the website "mitopatients.org/mito-week," and the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo. A dotted map route and compass icon continue the campaign's global map theme.

ALT Save the date graphic for LHON Awareness Day, featuring the LHON logo and the date 19 September. The International Mito Patients and World Mitochondrial Disease Week logos appear at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for TK2d Awareness Day featuring a bright green background with stylised mitochondria illustrations. Large text reads, "TK2d Awareness Day," followed by the campaign message, "Take on TK2d Together," and "Save the Date, 8 September." The logos of International Mito Patients and World Mitochondrial Disease Week appear at the bottom.

ALT Graphic promoting World Mitochondrial Disease Week 2026 on a bright green background. The World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo appears at the top above the dates "14 to 20 September 2026." Large bold text reads "Putting Mito on the Map," accompanied by a location pin containing a stylised mitochondrion and a dotted travel route across the bottom.

ALT Post raising awareness for World Mitochondrial Disease Week 2026 featuring a bright green double decker bus in a city street branded with the campaign message "Putting Mito on the Map." A woman and child walk nearby. The poster includes the World Mitochondrial Disease Week logo and the text: "Save the Date, 14 to 20 September 2026."