#Community

Julie Mizraji has found community while living with metastatic breast cancer.

Family Reach has helped people with cancer pay their bills for 25 years. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s reinventing how it does so.

April is testicular cancer awareness month, but has been co-opted by COVID-19. Let’s put them together...unlike my testicles

A long-term survivor of HIV urges all of us to stay connected during the COVID-19 crisis.

The founder of Simplify Cancer shares his four tips for living beyond cancer.

With the launch of the brand-new Inspire App, the Melanoma > Exchange community is getting even better.

When a person of color tells you about an experience they deem racist—whether inside or outside the cancer community—don’t question them...

A look behind the scenes at a musical couple who both have cancer

This year’s theme is “Communities Make the Difference.”

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network observes 20 years of grassroots efforts to combat the third-most fatal cancer.

Steve Gavers faced testicular cancer in his 30s. Today, he reflects on what he learned and why he began the Gavers Community Foundation.

Many of us with cancer just need a place to articulate our experiences and connect with others who are, sadly, sharing similar trials.

Cancer is not subject to the rules of time and science that pertain to the rest of the universe. Cancer has its own calendar.

Bill Goeren, CancerCare’s director of clinical programs, talks about how the organization provides direct services to the cancer community.

Vacations are great, but it is always good to come home again.

When I manage to capture the experience shared by so many others, I am reminded of my strengths and the privilege I have to raise my voice.