WBCC is an alliance of individuals and organizations committed to halting the alarming incidence of breast cancer in Wisconsin. Our mission is to bring Wisconsin voices together to Stand Up and Speak Out about breast cancer through Education, Collaboration and Legislation.
“Beyond the pink ribbon” - Advocacy Training Conference
There are many battlefronts in the war on breast cancer and just as many breast cancer organizations waging that war. The Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition is bringing awareness to the importance of advocacy, and we are making advocacy work. Our successes are proof that Standing Up and Speaking Out gets results.
Please join us on Saturday, April 17 at the Comfort Suites - Rock Garden Conference Center in Green Bay for a half-day educational forum to learn about policy priorities affecting the breast cancer community. You will hear from a panel of lawmakers and seasoned volunteer lobbyists about the legislative process – how it works and how important your participation is as a citizen and an advocate. Sarah Thomsen, Anchor/Reporter at WBAY Action 2 News will moderate the panel.
Continental breakfast, luncheon and Advocacy Toolkit are provided. Registration is free for WBCC members, $15 for non-members. Registration opens at 9:30. Program is 10am-2pm. The Comfort Suites are located at 1951 Bond St. in Green Bay. Call or email for more information.
Upcoming Events:
Call 888-295-2622 or email wbcc@standupandspeakout.org for more information on either of these events:
Saturday May 1: NBCC “Pre-conference” Training - 9:30am-1pm
Interested in learning more about the National Breast Cancer Coalition’s Advocacy Training Conference? Already signed up to attend? This is an excellent opportunity to meet with other Wisconsin attendees and find out what to expect from this outstanding 4 day learning experience. (see below for more information)
Saturday May 22-Tuesday May 25: National Breast Cancer Coalition’s Advocacy Training Conference & Lobby Day - Washington DC
Learn what’s really happening in breast cancer today and where we need to go. Workshops are available for every level of understanding in the science of breast cancer, new research, effective advocacy strategies and more. The final day is a trip to Capitol Hill to meet with our Wisconsin congressional delegation about the NBCC’s policy priorities. Scholarships are available from NBCC for a limited time. Go to www.stopbreastcancer.org for more information from NBCC. WBCC can help you coordinate your travel plans - call the number above for information.


