Join CDC and Ad Council experts on February 24 for actionable COVID-19 messaging insights. Dr. Anne Schuchat and Charysse Nunez will share resources and evidence-based strategies to strengthen your local pandemic response, followed by a live Q&A session to address your specific communication challenges.
Join the 7th Annual Repatriation Conference this November for crucial conversations on returning stolen ancestral remains and cultural heritage to Native American peoples. This virtual event welcomes over 700 participants, offering accessibility and healing opportunities. Sponsorships help provide free registration for tribal members, practitioners, students, and elders.
The George Washington Cancer Center releases its 2020 Cancer Survivorship E-Learning Series Annual Report, helping programs meet CDC reporting requirements. This comprehensive report details learner completion data across states, tribes, and territories, plus demographic insights on participating professionals during the January-December 2020 period.
Petersburg and Wrangell battled in a friendly ten-day Alaska Tobacco Prevention competition. Participants photographed educational flyers and shared them online for community drawings and bragging rights. Petersburg narrowly won 81-75, educating residents about e-cigarette advertising while fostering healthy community engagement.
Many Medicaid smokers attempt to quit, yet few receive proven cessation treatments like counseling. A new CDC study reveals significant state-by-state variations in treatment access, highlighting untapped opportunities to help low-income Americans successfully quit smoking through better utilization of available Medicaid benefits.
Join Rodney Haring on February 25 for an essential discussion on Two-Row Collaborations bridging Indian Health Services, rural safety net providers, and the cancer care continuum. Register today to learn strategies strengthening indigenous cancer prevention efforts. Access past webinars and resources at the Native American Cancer Prevention partnership site.
The Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership launches a groundbreaking initiative to combat cancer health inequities. Discover how coalitions can advance equity through plan updates, implementation, and social justice frameworks. Join quarterly expert sessions exploring data-driven strategies for addressing cancer disparities across communities.
Discover our February Social Media Toolkit featuring ready-to-share posts for Cancer Prevention Month and World Cancer Day on February 4. Access sample content, awareness resources, and promotional materials to amplify your cancer prevention message across all platforms this month.
National Native Network is hiring a Program Manager to drive impactful community initiatives. This full-time opportunity welcomes applications until filled. Join a mission-driven organization committed to serving Native communities. Interested candidates should contact Kim Nystrom at knystrom@itcmi.org or call 906-632-6896 ext. 114 for complete details and application information.
Dr. Susan Kansagra, North Carolina's Chronic Disease Director and NACDD Board President, challenges state programs to dismantle structural racism by advancing racial equity in chronic disease initiatives. Her guide provides actionable steps for professional development, data-driven implementation, and organizational policy assessment using racial equity frameworks.
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National Tribal Tobacco Conference | June 23, 2026 | Minneapolis, MN | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
National Conference on Tobacco or Health (NCTOH) | San Diego, California | Registration will open July 7, 2026 | Abstract Submissions will open on August 4 | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
