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Stay informed on hereditary cancer! Join FORCE's Live Update for policy news, research, and trials. Perfect for mutation carriers, caregivers, & HCPs. March 26th, 2 pm EST. Don't miss out! #HereditaryCancer #FORCEUpdates

🧬 Knowledge saves lives. This National Cancer Research Month, we celebrate the science that empowers people with #HereditaryCancer risk to make informed decisions about their health. You deserve answers. Research is how we get them. #NCRM #FORCE

May is National Cancer Research Month! 🔬 Research saves lives — and for those with #HereditaryCancer risk, it's personal. Every breakthrough brings us closer to prevention, better treatments, and ultimately, a cure. #NRCM #FORCE

On May 20, I’m joining FORCE’s virtual Advocacy Day to educate Congress about the unique challenges our community faces. By coming together—survivors, previvors, families, and advocates—we can encourage laws that ensure everyone gets the care they need, from genetic counseling and testing to life-saving treatments. The more of us who participate, the stronger our message. Will you stand with us to make a difference? @facingourrisk #HereditaryCancer #AccessToCare #AdvocacyDay2026

I’m proud to represent the hereditary cancer community at FORCE’s Advocacy Day on May 20! I’ll be meeting virtually with lawmakers to discuss the need to keep a ban on gene and biomarker patents (keeping genetic and genomic tests affordable and accessible) and to make cancer preventive and diagnostic care more affordable and accessible. Our stories matter—together, we can break down barriers and save lives. Join me and let’s make our voices heard for everyone facing hereditary cancer! #AdvocacyDay2026 #HereditaryCancer #AccessToCare

Registration is now open! 📅 💡 The Innovations in Cancer Genetics Symposium 📍 October 15–17, 2026 | Weill Cornell Medicine, NYC Whether you are a patient, advocate, provider, or student, this is an event you will not want to miss. Hosted by the Genetics and Personalized Cancer Prevention Program (GPCP) in partnership with Facing Hereditary Cancer Empowered (FORCE), this symposium will bring together leading experts in hereditary cancer and personalized prevention. Topics will include: 🔬 Breast and pancreatic cancer screening 🧬 Ovarian cancer prevention 🤖 AI in cancer genetics 🩸 Liquid biopsy and more Join us to learn, connect, and shape the future of cancer prevention.

Mark your calendars! I'm really looking forward to a dynamic discussion with FORCE and a panel of experts on April 30 from 6:00-7:30pm EST. We'll be exploring an in-depth and interactive discussion on sexual health after cancer treatment or prevention. Hope to see you there for this important conversation!

Unlock vital knowledge on sexual health after cancer treatment or prevention! Join FORCE's "Ask the Experts" webinar on April 30, 2026 from 6:00-7:30pm EST. Interact with our experts, Andrew Matthew, PhD, CPsych, Senior Psychologist and Co-Lead of the GU Survivorship Program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and Sharon Bober, PhD, Director of the Sexual Health Program at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School. This event includes an interview with our experts, with a focus on practical approaches to improving your sexual health. It will be followed by a breakout session for individual audience questions with our experts. This session will cover topics relevant for cancer survivors, previvors, partners and spouses of all genders .

Knowledge saves lives, but only if everyone has access to it. This National Minority Cancer Awareness Month, I’m sharing my story to help others learn about hereditary cancer. [Add a few sentences about your personal connection to hereditary cancer] For more information about hereditary cancer and genetic mutations, follow @facingourrisk. #LivingInMyGenes

Hereditary cancer doesn’t discriminate, but we can’t say the same for the systems meant to safeguard our health. This National Minority Cancer Awareness Month, I’m standing with FORCE and calling for increased equity in cancer care. For more information about hereditary cancer and genetic mutations, follow @facingourrisk. #LivingInMyGenes

It's time to close the equity gap in cancer care — from genetic testing to clinical trials, referrals, treatment and prevention. FORCE is here to empower every person, in every community, with the tools and resources they need to face hereditary cancer. #NationalMinorityCancerAwarenessMonth For more information about hereditary cancer and genetic mutations, follow @facingourrisk.