The growing concerns about equity, diversity, and inclusion has had particular resonance in the area of rare disease, where health disparities have been felt throughout the community. Eve Dryer, vice president of patient advocacy for Travere Therapeutics, has been involved in a number of efforts to address these issues and her company has played a critical role in funding initiatives to address health disparities that result from racial and socioeconomic drivers. On the heels of the recently completed Global Genes 2021 RARE Health Equity Summit, we spoke to Dryer about why Travere has focused on these issues, the work it is doing, and why it is such a critical issue for the rare disease community.