Project ECHO delivers continuing education and actionable learning to health professionals in order to improve delivery of cutting-edge cancer care. ECHO clinics are 75-minute virtual sessions that take place on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. These educational sessions provide a presentation of a cancer-based topic followed by an interactive case discussion.

Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium and key stakeholders to engage in discussion around colorectal cancer in Indiana. The town hall is an opportunity for the cancer community to address challenges and strategies for cancer prevention and control.

Open to the general public!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/122738948499

Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium and key stakeholders to engage in discussion around breast cancer in Indiana. The town hall is an opportunity for the cancer community to address challenges and strategies for cancer prevention and control.

Open to the general public!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/123090826977

Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium and key stakeholders to engage in discussion around human papillomavirus (HPV) in Indiana. The town hall is an opportunity for the cancer community to address challenges and strategies for cancer prevention and control.

Open to the general public!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/123090395687

Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium and key stakeholders to engage in discussion around tobacco prevention and cessation (TPC) in Indiana. The town hall is an opportunity for the cancer community to address challenges and strategies for cancer prevention and control. Open to the general public!

Open to the general public!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/123091496981

HPV Infection and Head and Neck Cancers: The Role of Dentists
Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium and guest presenter Isaac Zeckel, DDS, Dental Director with Healthlinc to discuss efforts to educate patients about HPV related cancers and the future of vaccinations in the dental office.

Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium (ICC) to discuss resources and strategies that are available statewide and at the local level for approaching tobacco prevention and cessation and vaping use. We are excited to have guest presenters Miranda Spitznagle, Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Commission Director at the Indiana Department of Health, and Krystle Russell, TPC Program Coordinator-Knox County.

Hear from local organizations who are providing support services and programming for cancer survivors and their their loved ones.

The ICC is excited to announce the 2022 Annual Meeting – Bridging the Divide: Addressing Social and Structural Barriers. The objective of this year’s annual meeting is to elevate the discussion around social and structural barriers in cancer care that exist in our state – through innovative policy, practice recommendations, and agents of meaningful, longstanding change to reduce disparities and dissolve barriers. Our goal is to stimulate discussion, collaboration, and strategic planning among statewide partners. Stakeholders will convene to address innovative practices as they relate to the full continuum of cancer prevention and care.

Join the Indiana Cancer Consortium for session one of this four part webinar series to address early detection in Indiana. On time screening for cancer saves lives. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and other barriers, more cancer screenings have been missed than ever before.