Virtual 23rd Arkansas Cancer Summit with the 19th Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Conference
23rd Arkansas Cancer Summit – Tuesday, March 8, 2022
19th Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Conference – Wednesday, March 9, 2022
The Arkansas Cancer Summit is an annual event hosted by the Arkansas Cancer Coalition (ACC) to showcase the recent progress that Coalition partners have made towards meeting the goals and objectives of the state’s comprehensive cancer plan. The forum provides an opportunity for us to celebrate, reflect, network, share information, and build new skills in order to strengthen the fight against cancer. Our theme this year is: “Finding A Way Forward: Mental Health, Screenings and Survivorship”.
We are excited to partner again with the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Minority Sub-Recipient Grant Office for the 19th Annual Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Conference. Themed “Finding A Way Forward: Tobacco Control, Mental Health & Disparate Population Groups”, the Annual Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Conference will be a full day of dynamic tobacco control training.
Registration
About the summit
Summit History
Learn more about previous Arkansas Cancer Summits
Summit Planning Committee
The Arkansas Cancer Summit would not be possible without the support of our members and staff
Clearing the Air History
Learn more about previous Clearing the Air Conferences
Clearing the Air Planning Committee
The Clearing the Air Conference would not be possible without the support of its members and staff
Conference materials
23rd Arkansas Cancer Summit
March 8, 2022
- Arkansas Cancer Summit Agenda
- Program booklet (coming soon)
- Certificate of attendance (coming soon)
- 2021 Annual Report (coming soon)
- Speaker presentations (available after the conference)
19th Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Conference
March 9, 2022
- Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Agenda
- Program booklet (coming soon)
- Certificate of attendance (coming soon)
- Speaker presentations (available after the conference)
Supporters
Your support of the Arkansas Cancer Summit is invaluable. By supporting the Summit, you have an opportunity to join in the fight against cancer. Your organization will also receive valuable exposure as you help support a worthy cause. For questions, call 501-404-2363.
Thank You To Our Supporters!
The Arkansas Cancer Summit Is made possible each year by our generous supporters.
Speakers
23rd Arkansas Cancer Summit – March 8, 2022
19th Clearing the Air in Communities of Color Conference – March 9, 2022
Awards
ACC Dr. David Bourne Leading Light Award
Dr. David Bourne was a leader in public health advocacy within the state of Arkansas. He was tireless in promoting public policy that limited public use of tobacco, and he successfully promoted the cause of allocating all tobacco settlement funds to health promotion and disease prevention programs. He was an advocate on a large scale, positively influencing tobacco related public policy, and was also a care provider for veterans in his capacity as a physician at the Central Arkansas Veteran’s Healthcare System.
Awardees
22nd Summit: Patricia Franklin, APRN-MNSc, ACNP-BC, CTTS
21st Summit: Dr. Joe Thompson, MD, MPH
20th Summit: Dr. Rhonda Henry-Tillman, MD
ACC Dr. Fay Boozman Leading Light Award
Dr. Fay Boozman, an ophthalmologist, directed the Arkansas Department of Health from 1999-2005. He served in the Arkansas Senate and ran for the United States Senate in 1998. He founded and operated a successful medical clinic in Rogers, Arkansas. Dr. Boozman was a leader in his church and community. All who knew him recognized his commitment to Jesus Christ and his desire to serve others.
Awardees
22nd Summit: Dr. Jennifer Dillaha, MD, MA
21st Summit: Bruce Lockett
20th Summit: Dr. Joseph Bates, MD
ACC Outstanding Partner Award
Over the years, the Arkansas Cancer Coalition’s member organizations have demonstrated excellence in their commitment to advancing the goals and objectives of the Arkansas Cancer Plan. ACC recognizes that it takes a unique level of passion, interest and commitment to embark on a task as arduous as reducing the burden of cancer within the state.
Awardees
22nd Summit: Mainline Health Systems, Inc and CARTI Foundation
21st Summit: St. Bernards Development Foundation
20th Summit: Arkansas Department of Health
Credit Designation Statement
Education credit information is not available at this time. Please check back at a later date.
For further questions, contact ACC at 501-404-2363.
*Education credit information is updated as we receive it and can change at any time*
FAQs
Registration will close on February 28, but you must register by February 18 to receive a conference registration package in the mail. Anyone who registers between February 19 – February 28 will only have access to electronic materials.
Log-in information will be sent out after registration closes, to the email address provided.
Conference registration packages will be mailed to the address provided in your registration. We will begin mailing packages the week of February 21 so that you will receive your package in time for the conferences. Anyone who registers between February 19 – February 28 will only have access to electronic materials. You can access those materials in the Conference Materials tab.
Yes, please click on the Education Credits tab to find the latest information on education credits.
Yes, we are accepting support for the Summit until March 1. If you support the Summit after January 14, your information might not be received in time to be printed in the program booklet, so please support the Summit as early as possible! Learn more about supporting by clicking the Supporters tab.
Unfortunately, at this moment in time we do not have the capability to host exhibitors.
For general questions, contact Miriam Karanja at Miriam.Karanja@arcancercoalition.org. For questions regarding billing, contact Rachael Moore at Rachael.Moore@arcancercoalition.org.