Cancer

AICAF is committed to developing culturally tailored tools and cancer resources that support survivors and caregivers, educate healthcare providers, increase awareness, and foster prevention through healthy living. Together, we are working to create a better future for our next seven generations, where cancer is no longer a leading cause of death for our communities.

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AICAF’s Prevention and Policy staff, Melanie Plucinski and Daanis Chosa led a webinar titled, ‘Advancing Health Equity: Policy, System and Environmental (PSE) Change”
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This recorded webinar is presented by Dr. Anne Joseph, MD, MPH, University of Minnesota. Dr. Joseph, iQuits co-investigator, research interests are in tobacco control and her work has focused on smoking cessation and smoking reduction interventions for special populations of
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Happy Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! Join AICAF for our ⚡️lightning ⚡️ webinar as we discuss a colorectal cancer screening option, stool testing.

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AICAF presents a recorded follow up webinar to "Can I prevent cervical cancer?" Follow along with Dr. Amanda Bruegl to learn about abnormal Pap test results.
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To raise awareness for Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, the American Indian Cancer Foundation presented the "Can I prevent cervical cancer?" webinar in collaboration with Dr. Amanda Bruegl. Watch and share with your network to help spread awareness!
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Dr. Bruegl MD, MS (Oneida and Stockbridge-Munsee) & AICAF present a 15-minute lightning webinar about “De-Mystifying the Well Woman Exam!”

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Did you know there are different cervical cancer screening guidelines for those who are HIV positive? Dr. Bruegl discusses the unique screening guidelines for this special population.
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This recorded webinar focuses on unusual case studies related to cervical cancer screening and confusing results that do not necessarily fit the treatment algorithm.
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Asa Wright is the Executive Director for the Indigenous Peoples Power Project and the founder of the Portland Two-Spirit Society. He is a kidney cancer survivor and has been cancer-free for one year.
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This Cancer Prevention Month webinar seeks to bridge the gap between cancer prevention research and the pillars of traditional Indigenous Lifeways.
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Through a series of interviews and first-hand accounts, listen to the stories shared by Indigenous caretakers in this webinar honoring cancer survivorship month.
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This recorded webinar session provides an overview of survivorship among American Indian/Alaska Native cancer survivors
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Indigenous cancer survivors Maria DesJarlait (Red Lake Ojibwe), Chris Polasky (Sitka), and Asa Wright (Klamath) share their sacred stories.
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The American Indian Cancer Foundation (AICAF) hosted a virtual prayer event with Butch Felix (Rosebud Sioux) to begin our Celebrate Indigenous Life campaign in June.
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An honor song for cancer survivors, caregivers, and their families
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Social Media Content and Messaging Toolkit for National Cancer Survivorship Awareness Month in Native Communities
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Liver Cancer Resource discussing the promotion of vaccines and screening among opioid users
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Liver Cancer Resource discussing the promotion of vaccines and screening among opioid users
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Educational Guide on Hepatitis C Prevention, Testing, and Treatment for Native American Communities
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Educational Guide on Hepatitis B Prevention, Vaccination, and Its Link to Liver Cancer in Native Communities