ACS NBCRT Member Engagement Day: Rooted Together, Growing for Change

May 08, 2025 11:30 AM – 3:35 PM (ET)

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Join us for the ACS NBCRT Member Engagement Day, where we will come together as a community to strengthen our connections, share ideas, and advance our collective mission.

Rooted Together, Growing for Change” symbolizes our commitment to collective action, driving meaningful progress in in early action, clinical trials, treatment access, and patient support.

Why You Should Attend the ACS NBCRT Member Engagement Day

  • Grow Your Connections
    Branch out and engage with fellow ACS NBCRT members and partners who are rooted in the same mission—advancing equitable breast cancer care.
  • Shine a Light on Your Work
    Plant your organization’s presence in the virtual expo hall and share your resources, innovations, and impact with the full ACS NBCRT network.
  • Collaborate in the Canopy
    Join virtual roundtables designed for organic, real-time conversation—where ideas can take root and new partnerships can flourish.
  • See How Our Forest is Growing
    Get inspired by the collective progress being made across priority areas—from early detection to survivorship—and see how your contributions help our community thrive.
  • Engage Through Exploration
    Take part in interactive activities like a scavenger hunt and leaderboard challenge that lead you through the different “branches” of our virtual event space.
  • Shape the Future of Breast Cancer Care
    Every member is a vital part of our ecosystem. Share your voice, strengthen our roots, and help shape the path forward for 2025 and beyond.
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1 What is the ACS National Breast Cancer Roundtable (NBCRT)?

The American Cancer Society National Breast Cancer Roundtable (ACS NBCRT) was established in 2022. The ACS NBCRT is a national coalition of member organizations dedicated to leading collective action across the nation so that every person and their support systems will know and understand breast cancer risk and screening needs, and can access timely, high-quality, and compassionate screening, diagnosis, treatment, and supportive care needed to improve their survival and quality of life.

NBCRT members include healthcare organizations, advocacy groups, research institutions, and industry leaders dedicated to improving breast cancer outcomes through collaboration.

The NBCRT focuses on four priority areas: Early Action (risk assessment & screening), Clinical Trials, Access to Treatment, and Patient Support & Wellness. Through partnerships, advocacy, and resource-sharing, we aim to address disparities and advance best practices in breast cancer care.

This virtual event is an opportunity for NBCRT members to connect, collaborate, and engage in discussions that drive meaningful progress in breast cancer care.

Register for free and join us on the vFairs virtual platform on May 8, 2025. You can explore the virtual expo, participate in interactive roundtables, and engage in fun activities like the leaderboard and scavenger hunt.

No downloads are required. The event will be hosted entirely online via vFairs, accessible from any browser.

You’ll receive your login details via email within 3 days of registering. Once you have your details, return to this page to log in to the virtual conference space. If you don’t receive an email with your login details or need further assistance, please email lilly.meier@cancer.org. Having your camera on is not required, but we highly encourage it to help you connect with other participants.

Yes! Members can connect in virtual roundtables, visit booths, and engage in unstructured networking spaces designed to encourage conversation and collaboration.

Yes! All members are invited to set up a virtual expo booth to showcase their organization’s work, resources, and initiatives. Instructions for setting up a booth will be sent after registration.

After the event, attendees will have access to materials from the virtual swag bag, event recordings, and follow-up engagement opportunities.

Yes, the main sessions of the event will be recorded and shared with other ACS NBCRT members.