The Mindful Self-Compassion program will be designed to support the needs of young black women diagnosed with breast cancer before age 45 and their families and caregivers. This event activity focuses on helping young women with their thoughts and mental health.
This event recognizes the strength of survivors, their families, and friends while increasing awareness among women and encouraging early screening for detection.
Experience hope and join us as we partner together to care for the Auston community for a food pantry in collaboration with Mt. Olivet Church. In addition, our team provides breast and cervical cancer outreach and education on the importance of screening for early detection of cancer.
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Surviving and Thriving: Community Connection A Cancer Survivorship Event Join the University of Illinois Cancer Center and Wellness House for the 2023 Cancer Survivorship event, Surviving and Thriving: Community Connection! Connect with other survivors, community organizations, and resources. There will be raffles, giveaways, workshops, food, and more! Register here Wellness House will be offering relaxing […]
The University of Illinois Cancer Center is interested in learning about the needs and experiences of the communities we serve. We would like to hear from you, the community leaders! We want to have conversations with community leaders to: Hear your perspectives, insights and concerns about the communities you serve. Ensure that community voices are […]
StructurAl SolutionS for DivErse Cancer TrialS (ASSETS) for Cook County Series Investing in Federally Qualified Health Centers, Safety Net, and Community Facilities Panelists include: Pamela Thomas Hall – UI Health patient and participant across multiple clinical trials Arielle Guzman – Biorepository Clinical Research Coordinator within the Clinical Trials Office at the University of Illinois […]
Join us for the All Cancers Matter: The Color of Hope Cancer Prevention Family Fest on Saturday, September 9, at 13330 S. Corliss Avenue in Chicago. During this community event, you'll be able to meet and talk with University of Illinois Cancer Center members to learn more about a variety of cancers (cervical, breast, prostate, […]
We invite those diagnosed with cancer and their loved ones to join in this special event. The morning will begin with an expressive art workshop based on the Danish principle of Hygge which promotes a sense of well-being, coziness, and contentment. No artistic experience is required! Your experience will conclude with a guided meditation designed […]
Building Trustworthiness in Clinical Research This FREE interactive event focuses on building trustworthiness in clinical research. One powerful structural solution to inclusive clinical trials is their delivery in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and safety-net facilities. We will focus on successful examples and partnership opportunities for ongoing cancer trials for oncology patients with breast cancer, […]
Building Trustworthiness in Clinical Research This FREE interactive event focuses on building trustworthiness in clinical research. We will focus on successful examples of powerful structural solutions to diverse clinical trials, including decentralization of trials across networks and trial implementation in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), safety-net facilities, and community hospitals. Our conversation will include diverse […]
