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Prevent childhood cancer is a sweeping initiative approaching the issue of prevention as it relates to every aspect of childhood cancer:
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Lead a childhood cancer prevention effort by developing an actionable, scientifically backed strategy to ultimately prevent childhood cancer.
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Bring together leading organizations through the Childhood Cancer Prevention Consortium to combine resources, expertise, and efforts toward a shared goal.
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Drive high-impact research by working with the Scientific Advisory Council to identify priorities, support scientific projects, and address opportunities to advance prevention.
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Serve as the catalyst and convener for the field through visionary leadership, strategic partnerships, fundraising, and initiatives such as the Childhood Cancer Prevention Symposium.
Prevent
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Develop an actionable childhood cancer prevention blueprint.
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Focus resources on strategies that can reduce cancer incidence.
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Establish measurable goals for reducing childhood cancer.
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Translate prevention strategy into measurable impact.
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Ultimately prevent children from being diagnosed with cancer.
Childhood
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Advance high-impact prevention research.
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Identify gaps and unmet research needs.
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Support scientifically rigorous, outcome-driven projects.
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Aggregate resources to support priority science.
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Create opportunities to fund and advance research.
Cancer
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Provide visionary leadership for childhood cancer prevention.
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Convene scientific experts through the SAC.
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Promote scientific rigor and accountability.
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Convene Childhood Cancer Prevention Symposia.
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Share emerging prevention priorities and strategies.
Foundation
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Lead and administer the Childhood Cancer Prevention Consortium.
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Unite organizations around a shared prevention strategy.
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Coordinate Consortium operations and collaboration.
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Build partnerships and infrastructure for large-scale impact.
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Scale the Consortium to drive measurable progress.
Leadership/ Board Members
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Contact us if you would like to get involved in one of our committees:
Prevention, Treatment, Cure, Survivorship, or Finance/Fundraising.
Scientific Advisory Council Members
Don Coulter, MD
Elias Sayour, MD, PhD
Eric Durbin, DrPH, MS
Erin Banashefski, MD
Gregory Aune, MD, PHD
Logan Spector, PHD
Mark Miller, MD, MPH
Marya Zlatnik, MD
Michael Scheurer, PhD, MPH
Omar Shakeel, MD
Philip Lupo, PHD, MPH