In this issue: This newsletter highlights the successful fundraising efforts at GO's 2025 Fundraising Gala, which raised over $94,000 to improve cancer care worldwide. We are also excited to announce a collaboration to update our cervical cancer screening comic book to include older audiences. Additionally, we are thrilled to welcome Diva KC as the newest member of the GO team. The newsletter also provides an update on the recent Cervical Cancer Elimination Forum held in Bali.

In this issue: GO celebrates the appointment of Dr. Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu as UICC President-Elect and highlights her leadership in GO’s Cervical Cancer-Free Nigeria campaign. We also have exciting updates from our educational comic book pilot in Kenya, which reached young girls in Nairobi through vaccine education and cervical cancer prevention. We spotlight our ongoing efforts to expand access to lifesaving care in Belize and across underserved regions. Finally, we invite readers to support GO’s mission and explore new volunteer opportunities.

In this issue: GO shares updates from our latest site visit to Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital in Belize, where our team led hands-on training to support local oncology care. We also highlight Nigeria’s Phase 2 HPV vaccine rollout, aiming to reach 17 million girls and eliminate cervical cancer nationwide. To support this effort, GO is distributing 30,000 comic books in partnership with CHAI to educate communities across key states. Finally, we’re thrilled to debut the trailer for Perfect Woman, a new short film created with Melanin Unscripted to raise awareness through storytelling.

In this issue: GO announces the distribution of 20,000 Dr. Obi comic books across Nigeria to support HPV vaccine education in partnership with CHAI. We also celebrate Miracle Blaise as the Storytellers for Change Grant winner, whose upcoming film will raise cervical cancer awareness through powerful storytelling. Readers can explore highlights from GO’s 2022–23 Annual Report and join us in thanking our incredible 2023 supporters and volunteers. As always, we invite you to donate and help us expand cancer education and care worldwide.

In this issue: GO celebrates the success of Phase 1 of Nigeria’s HPV vaccine rollout and highlights the role of our CCFN ambassadors in combating misinformation and raising awareness. We also share updates from our July volunteer trip to Belize, where our team trained a new cohort of oncology nurses and pharmacists at Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital. Additionally, we're thrilled to welcome Nicole Kim as our new Operations Assistant!

In this issue: GO spotlights efforts to keep Belize’s first public oncology unit open and safe during the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing cancer treatment and clinical training. We celebrate the GO Comic Book’s expansion from Nigeria to Ghana, reaching new audiences with critical HPV and cervical cancer education. The GO-Young Professionals chapter at UPenn hosted its inaugural Global Oncology Symposium, bringing together experts and advocates from across the country. Finally, we honor GO volunteer Cirkine Sherry for her vital contributions to the GO-DOC patient navigation program in Belize.