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National Listening Campaign

1,000 Voices for Cancer Equity™

Every Voice. Every Story. Every Community.

United Colors of Cancer is launching a national listening campaign to collect 1,000 voices from BIPOC cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers by World Cancer Research Day. These voices will help establish the first national benchmark of BIPOC cancer experiences and shape the inaugural State of BIPOC Cancer™ Report.

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Campaign Progress

Real-time tracking of our national listening campaign

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Why Your Voice Matters

For too long, the lived experiences of BIPOC cancer patients have been underrepresented in research, healthcare decision-making, and policy. This campaign is designed to change that by listening first, collecting community-driven data, and turning those experiences into evidence for action.

Amplify underrepresented voices in cancer research

Create the first national benchmark of BIPOC cancer experiences

Shape policy and healthcare decisions with community data

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Ready to Make Your Voice Heard?

Join thousands of BIPOC cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers sharing their stories to shape the future of cancer equity.

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