Event Photos
Documentary:
“Sisters We Thrive, Stories We Tell”
Personal stories from African American breast cancer survivors highlight inequities in screening, treatment, and access to care for Black women in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin.
Produced by Dr. Alice Yan, Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health, UW-Milwaukee
![[L-R] Post-film discussion with Dr. Alice Yan, Terry Jones-Carr, Evelyn Brown, Cynthia Hooker, Mahasin Abdullah, Carol Davis, and Lisa Taylor-Goodwin. Moderated by Debra Nevels, Senior Manager, American Cancer Society](https://wicancer.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/1119-WI-Cancer-Summit.jpg "WI Cancer Summit")
Presenter Slides
Dr. Julia H. Rowland
Opening Keynote, Optimizing Cancer Survivorship: A Growing Challenge for Research and Care
Matthew White
Workforce Planning: The Employment Implications of Cancer
Dr. Hajira Yasmin
Sexual Health and Survivorship
Dr. Dustin Pagoria
Sexual Health and Survivorship
Kathleen Christian
Survivorship Care Planning
Carissa Hodgson
Caregiver and Family Support
Lori Schneider
Financial Toxicity of Cancer
Dr. Melinda Stolley
Why Addressing Obesity and Lifestyle Among Underserved Cancer Survivors Matters
Thor Ringler
“My Life My Story”: How Patient Stories Can Strengthen Clinical Care
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