United Colors of Cancer invites adult cancer patients, survivors, thrivers, and caregivers across the United States to participate in the 1,000 Voices for Cancer Equity™ Campaign.

This national listening initiative is documenting the real experiences of people affected by cancer. The anonymous survey takes approximately 10–12 minutes and centers BIPOC and underserved communities while welcoming participants of every race and background.

Responses will help identify barriers involving access to care, emotional support, financial burden, treatment experiences, and whether patients and caregivers feel heard. The findings will inform more equitable, culturally responsive cancer programs, research, and advocacy.

United Colors of Cancer is working toward collecting 1,000 voices by September 24, 2026—World Cancer Research Day. The survey will remain open through December 31, 2026.

Share your experience at:

www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org

Every Color. Every Voice. Every Cancer.