NCCC

The National Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCC) was founded in 1996 as a grassroots nonprofit organization dedicated to serving women with, or at risk for, cervical cancer and HPV disease. In 2011, NCCC merged with American Sexual Health Association (ASHA), a nonprofit with a long history of educating and raising awareness on sexual health issues. NCCC has thousands of members around the world, and chapters across the U.S. It's mission is to help women, family members and caregivers battle the personal issues related to cervical cancer and HPV and to advocate for cervical health in all women by promoting prevention through education about early vaccination, Pap testing and HPV testing when recommended.

The following interview(s) have been invited to a community:

Important: If you accept any of the interview invitations listed above, you will become a member of that community along with your interview.

"No woman has to die from cervical cancer"

January 18, 2017

"No woman has to die from cervical cancer"

"I think that connections are really important"

January 12, 2017

"I think that connections are really important"

"For me, there was a lack of information"

January 11, 2017

"For me, there was a lack of information"

"All of my memories of my sister are good memories"

January 10, 2017

"All of my memories of my sister are good memories"

"We love the motorcycle community—they do a lot of good"

January 10, 2017

"We love the motorcycle community—they do a lot of good"

"Nobody really wanted to speak about it"

January 10, 2017

"Nobody really wanted to speak about it"

"I had a lot to be thankful for even though it was a really tragic time"

January 6, 2017

"I had a lot to be thankful for even though it was a really tragic time"

"I want to empower other women to feel like they have a voice"

January 5, 2017

"I want to empower other women to feel like they have a voice"

"It takes over and it pauses your life"

January 3, 2017

"It takes over and it pauses your life"

"It was the hardest thing that I went through in my life"

January 3, 2017

"It was the hardest thing that I went through in my life"

"It's not just physical"

January 2, 2017

"It's not just physical"

"I really understood that I had a purpose."

January 2, 2017

"I really understood that I had a purpose."

"She did not accept the cancer diagnosis as a limiting factor"

January 1, 2017

"She did not accept the cancer diagnosis as a limiting factor"