The 2026 application period for the IGCS Board of Directors and Early Career Executive Committee is now closed. Stay tuned for updates in May.

On this World Cancer Day, I am honored to join the global community in reflecting on their novel 3-year campaign theme, “United by Unique.” The concept of unity amidst variety resonates deeply with IGCS, as a notion central to our work and our diverse global community.

As we embark on a new year of hope and determination, we’re pleased to share the incredible strides made by the IGCS World of Hope campaign. We launched our campaign last year with clear goals in mind: to expand mentorship and training programs, extend our educational reach in LMICs and pursue the elimination of cervical cancer. Together, we’ve raised over $90,000 to drive meaningful action!

Mentors play a crucial role in the professional development and success of physicians and researchers in gynecologic cancer care, as in any other field of medicine. Read Dr. Joe Ng’s blog about the Importance of Mentorship.

Throughout January, IGCS joins those who observe the first month of the year as Cervical Cancer Awareness Month (CCAM). This observance is an opportunity to start the year with renewed purpose and share several impactful updates as part of IGCS’ ongoing commitment to accelerate the elimination of cervical cancer worldwide.

Read IGCS CEO, Mary Eiken’s End of Year Message: Personal Milestones, Professional Reflections. “Thank you for your continued dedication and support. Here’s to another year of progress, innovation, and success.”

We are thrilled to announce the recipients of the Dicey Scroggins Fund for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Gynecologic Cancer Patient Outreach for 2024.

Stepping into the role of IGCS President, I do so with a sense of great responsibility, but also excitement! What…

We are excited to announce the IGCS Early Career Network is launching our new project “Global availability of resources for statement and management of cervical cancer”, which will investigate the accessibility, and barriers related to cervical cancer management in gynecologic cancer worldwide.