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The FWC is unveiling a bold new direction, and you’re invited to be part of the conversation. Join us for a free webinar tomorrow and get a first look at our refreshed mission, vision, and roadmap for the future. It’s virtual and open to all. Register: shorturl.at/GQEFM

Hear from members of the FWC Patient Education Committee as they break down new gyn cancer research in terms you can understand. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how today’s discoveries are shaping tomorrow’s care. See you there! Register: shorturl.at/GQEFM

It's World Ovarian Cancer Day! Embracing the theme "No Woman Left Behind," we encourage you to watch an insightful conversation between FWC Chair Ginger J. Gardner & Ovarcome, discussing critical information ALL patients should know about ovarian cancer surgery. shorturl.at/jMdM1

It’s here: #Move4Her 2025 has launched! Here's our formula: Move 5 minutes a day + Raise funds = Help end gynecologic cancers Create your fundraising page, Rally your people, and join the movement now! Sign up today: shorturl.at/8fL0L

Have specific questions about ovarian, endometrial, cervical cancers? Join breakout sessions during our upcoming Scientific Debrief Webinar to find the answers that matters most to you. Hear from experts and connect with community on May 17! Register: shorturl.at/GQEFM

The 2025 Race to End Women’s Cancer is back in DC! It’s more than a race—it’s a movement to end gyn cancers. 💜 Honor those we’ve lost 💜 Celebrate survivors & fighters 💜 Raise funds for research, education & awareness Join us and #Run4Her this Sept 14. Move4Her.org

According to the CDC, Up to 75% of people with cancer experience mental or cognitive distress. Explore our free guide, Psychosocial Issues & Survivorship, plus other resources in English, Spanish, Mandarin and Arabic: shorturl.at/rt5TV #MentalHealthAwareness #GynCancer

Asian is not a monolith and cancer risk isn’t either. 📊 New research suggests disparities in ovarian cancer outcomes among AAPI subgroups. As a patient, it may be important to share your specific ethnic background with your provider for more personal care. #AAPIHeritageMonth

Cancer changes everything, but it doesn’t have to break your spirit. Here are a few ways to care for your mind after a gynecologic cancer diagnosis. When it comes to emotional wellness, take action proactively, learn ways to manage stress, and prioritize protecting your peace.

Move how you want. Stretch. Walk. Run. Dance. Cheer. We just don’t want you to sit this one out. Show up to the Race to End Women's Cancer to move with us however you choose! Register now: shorturl.at/Md7mZ

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re highlighting what research and countless survivor stories have made clear: mental health is cancer care, and it deserves just as much attention and compassion. Read the full article: shorturl.at/WAUIa

You might say it's “just heavy periods.” You might call it “something to watch.” But what if it’s more? Uterine Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder to speak up, follow up, and check in. #AskHer. Then listen. Learn more about uterine/endometrial cancer: shorturl.at/bQO47

Diagnosed at 31. Four recurrences. Still standing. Still speaking out. Shanda is a survivor of endometrial cancer and a relentless advocate for awareness, equity, and change. Read her powerful story: shorturl.at/GFe99 #UterineCancer #AskHer #CancerSurvivorship

Most people don’t know that uterine cancer is the most common gynecologic cancer in the U.S. That’s a problem—and we’re here to change it. Ask her. Talk about the symptoms. Share the facts. Learn more: shorturl.at/8LoGZ #AskHer #CancerEducation #GynCancer

The West TN Sisters in Skydiving took to the skies for the tenth year in support of #Move4Her, gynecologic cancer awareness and Elizabeth’s survival from a rare form of cervical cancer. An all-female jump with an 86-year-old hall of fame skydiver is survivorship with altitude! 🪂

📣 1 in 36. That’s how many women will face uterine cancer in their lifetime. It’s time we start treating it like the major health issue it is. Ask the questions. Know the symptoms. Share the facts. Learn more: shorturl.at/8LoGZ #AskHer #WomensHealth #CancerEducation

Lace up and lock it in — Early Bird ends June 30! Join us Sept 14 in DC for the #RaceToEndWomenCancer — a 5K/1M run & walk to support gyn cancer research, education & awareness. Register now for just $25 👉 Move4Her.org #Move4Her #GynCancer #WomensHealth #DCEvents

Need ideas to #Move4Her? Each week, we'll spotlight a Movement of the Week to turn motion into impact. This week: YOGA — grounding, powerful, and full of intention. Just like the women we move for. Ready to start your own movement? 👉 Move4Her.org #GynCancer #FWC

Disparities in care shouldn’t determine who lives and who dies. When it comes to uterine cancer, Black women are facing systemic barriers that delay diagnosis, limit access to quality care, and cost lives. Raising awareness can be life-saving. Learn more: shorturl.at/Ghwda

Gynecologic cancer doesn’t discriminate, so all care must be inclusive and affirming. LGBTQ+ patients deserve providers who respect and support their identities every step of the way. Learn more about navigating cancer care during Pride Month and beyond: shorturl.at/5avlG