Saturday, October 22, 2022Event overview
We are delighted to welcome you to our hugely successful ‘Let's talk about Black Women and Breast Cancer’ conference. This year marks our 4th annual event, and we are excited to be back in person.
This conference focuses specifically on Black women, with research showing that their outcomes from breast cancer are worse. The hope is that conferences like these make a difference by beginning the process of narrowing the current survival gap.
The central theme of this year’s event is empowerment, and we hope every attendee will come away from this meeting invigorated to continue championing great outcomes for all.
Highlights include popular 'myth busting' sessions, interactive talks from experts, on the day bra fitting and a selection of educational/hands on workshops.
I do hope you will join us for what promises to be an amazing day of community, education and inspiration.
— Dr Georgette Oni
Founder of Let’s talk about... Black Women and Breast Cancer
Speakers
We are excited to have a range of speakers from different backgrounds all passionate about breast cancer care for Black women. This will be an opportunity to hear their stories, some of their personal experience and ask questions in what will be a truly interactive speaker session.
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Dawn Butler, Member of Parliament |
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Victoria Derbyshire, Journalist and Broadcaster |
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Baroness Delyth Morgan, CEO, Breast Cancer Now |
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Leanne Pero, Breast Cancer Survivor and Activist |
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Sarah Adomah, Senior Breast Cancer Nurse, The Royal Marsden Hospital |
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Dr Georgette Oni, Consultant Plastic and Aesthetic Reconstructive Surgeon |
Programme
Join us at the world-famous Royal Society of Medicine – a fantastic venue for hosting fascinating discussions and insightful workshops.
Venue
Join us at 1 Wimpole Street, the world-famous Royal Society of Medicine – a fantastic venue for hosting fascinating discussions and insightful workshops.
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Register
Keen to know more?
If you'd like to learn more about this year’s event, you can get in touch by emailing us at info@bwbc.org.uk
Big thank you to our sponsors...
