#Community

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

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.

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.

Jim was an inspiration with his strength and attitude. He’ll be missed by many.

Brotherhood, ball(s), and BBQ — a perfect weekend and just what I needed

Since I will never leave this world without cancer, it is finally time that I accept the language spoken by my fellow cancer travelers.

An interview with the founder of the National LGBT Cancer Network

The founder of the National LGBT Cancer Project discusses the community’s unique challenges—and how to overcome them.

The National Brain Tumor Society on research, progress and the eighth annual Head to the Hill

How a baseball broadcaster brought his career and advocacy together to educate men about early detection of prostate cancer

My life is forever changed by being a part of the Compassion That Compels family.

I’ve pulled apart the cancer lexicon to promote awareness, dissect my own feelings on them, and explain some of the backlash.

Right now, I’m slowly and steadily walking back down the mountain, but I still see the nasty mess that lion left behind