Knowledge mobilization (KM), or the practice of sharing and applying evidence, is vital to make all information collected through research actionable by all interested audiences; but, how do you design a KM strategy that is inclusive and reflective of all disciplines of science? This interactive panel dialogue will explore effective strategies for mobilizing knowledge, from basic science to practical implementation within pediatric pain. Participants will engage with experts who have successfully navigated the complexities of translating research findings into practice in a variety of pediatric pain contexts across the research continuum. Panelists will address key challenges and opportunities to engage in KM practice, including methodologies, interdisciplinary collaboration, engagement of interest holders, and communication barriers. Through short presentations and group discussions, attendees will learn about innovative approaches, tools, and frameworks that facilitate the exchange of knowledge between researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and patients. Participants will leave equipped with practical insights and action plans to enhance their own KM efforts. Join us to contribute to a dialogue that empowers evidence-based decision-making and treatment strategies, and accelerates the path from discovery to real-world application.