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For World Immunization Week 2025, the ACS National HPV Vaccination Roundtable highlights the power of HPV vaccination as cancer prevention. Together, we can help prevent HPV-related cancer by starting vaccination at age 9.

Cancer researchers deserve a round of applause this month -- #NationalCancerResearchMonth. Thank you to all of you for helping to push our fields forward!

Explore our latest resources on HPV vaccination and health equity—featuring key data on vaccine trends by race, income, gender, and location among adolescents, teens and young adults. Check out the resources: buff.ly/pUr7Xrr

A new study examines changes in cancer risk factors, screenings, and HPV vaccination in U.S. adults before, during, and after the pandemic. HPV vaccination among teens (13–17) stalled at 61% from 2021–2023, reflecting pandemic disruptions. Read more: buff.ly/cqXzlMv

Meet Dr. Ryan Suk, a health economist at Emory University working to advance cancer health equity through data-driven, community-focused research. They focus on improving HPV-related cancer prevention for underserved groups, including LGBTQIA+ and Asian American communities.

It’s #NationalWomensHealthWeek! Help us raise awareness of cancer prevention through HPV vaccines! All kids, starting at age 9, should get vaccinated for HPV to reduce their risk of cervical cancer or other gynecologic cancers later in life.

At the National HPV Conference three weeks ago, we hosted a Meet & Greet with the 2025 Emerging Leaders—rising champions in HPV vaccination. Grateful for their passion and commitment to the future of the HPV vaccine!

Join ACS for the HPV and the Burden of Cervical Conization webinar dedicated to highlighting strategies for helping to improve HPV vaccination rates in adolescents and understanding the economic implications of cervical conization in adult women in the US. buff.ly/YFx42ns

Are you interested in talking to your children about the HPV vaccine? Our webinar, "Talking with Your Children about the HPV Vaccine," offers practical tips, addresses common myths, and provides evidence-based information to help guide the conversation. buff.ly/Nosas9j

Meet Mary Robertson, Cancer Prevention Lead at IU Simon Cancer Center. She drives statewide efforts to reduce cancer in Indiana and co-leads the Indiana Cancer Control Plan. With a strong public health background, Mary is dedicated to improving Hoosier health.

Watch Conquering Cervical Cancer on PBS! This powerful documentary aims to accelerate the elimination of cervical cancer in the U.S. and around the world. Don’t miss this inspiring and informative film starring some of our Roundtable members. Watch now: buff.ly/O5vLjAL

Today, we honor the strength, resilience, and stories of cancer survivors everywhere. National Cancer Survivors Day is a reminder of the progress made—and the journey still ahead. To all survivors: your courage inspires us. We stand with you, today and every day.

Join ACS on June 12 for the HPV and the Burden of Cervical Conization webinar dedicated to highlighting strategies to improve HPV vaccination rates in adolescents and understanding the economic implications of cervical conization in adult women in the US. buff.ly/YFx42ns

Systemic and other barriers to healthcare can mean that members of the LGBTQ+ community don’t get routine healthcare, like vaccinations or cancer screenings, that can help reduce the risk of HPV and related cancers. Learn more: buff.ly/U6EopNW

Meet Stacey Carter, PhD candidate at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, tackling parental vaccine hesitancy. With experience as an ED nurse and NP, she’s working to close gaps in vaccine equity for HPV, COVID-19, and flu through research and advocacy. Thank you Stacey!

HPV cancer in men is on the rise but we can end that trend by vaccinating boys as well as girls starting at age 9, reducing their risk of HPV-related cancer in the future. Learn more about HPV vaccine recommendations: buff.ly/oTGE66N

Join ACS tomorrow for the HPV and the Burden of Cervical Conization webinar, which will highlight strategies to improve HPV vaccination rates in adolescents and explore the economic implications of cervical conization in adult women in the U.S. buff.ly/YFx42ns

Join the ACS Comprehensive Cancer Control team on June 17, 3–4pm ET, for a webinar on new survivorship care standards. Learn how to integrate evidence-based strategies into your coalition’s cancer control efforts. Register: buff.ly/ozQW8xj

Join ACS and ACS HPVRT for the quarterly HPV Vaccination Promising Practices Series. Session 2 will take place on June 25 from 2-3pm ET and will focus on optimizing EHR/EMR for data discovery and quality improvement. Don't miss this opportunity! buff.ly/ycKQOlI

The St. Jude Cancer Prevention Program will host a virtual seminar, From Prevention to Protection: Closing Gaps in HPV Vaccination and HPV Cancers in LGBTQ+ Communities, on Tuesday, June 24, from 12:00 to 1:15pm CT. buff.ly/F2lrMez