ICAN Lobby

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ICAN has numerous lobbying and legislative projects that can be tailored to your interests, time, and talents.

Help our grassroots efforts on cancer issues by contacting your federal and state representatives.

US House of Representatives US Senate US Map
House of Representative
Committee Assignments		 Senate
Committee Assignments		 Healthcare Issues and
Cancer Care by State;
Congressional
Delegations by State

 

We work closely with the following organizations on legislative, grassroots, and/or public education activities.
Click on their respective logos to learn more about these organizations and how ICAN works with them.

NCI ASCO NCCR
National Cancer Institute American Society of
Clinical Oncology		 National Coalition for
Cancer Research
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ASFDA CAMR CCCG
Alliance for a
Stronger FDA		 Coalition for the
Advancement of
Medical Research		 Coalition of Cancer
Cooperative Groups
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PIPC AAR FoNIA
The Partnership to
Improve Patient Care		 Alliance for
Aging Research		 Friends of the National
Institute on Aging
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BIO ONS OCI
Biotechnology
Industry Organization		 Oncology Nurses Society Oral Chemotherapies
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ACC ENACCT US Oncology
Arizona Cancer Coalition Education Network to
Advance Cancer
Clinical Trials		 US Oncology
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  Alliance for Safe Biologics  
  Alliance for Safe
Biologic Medicines		  

 

We also work with pharmaceutical companies which seek to expand or protect patient access to anticancer drugs.

Please call us at 602-618-0183 if you would like to volunteer as a lobbyist, a drafter of potential legislation, or as a grassroots activist on issues that will advance the War on Cancer. Or you may send an email to our ICAN Government Affairs Director at grassroots@askican.org expressing your desire to volunteer in the following areas: (1) drafting legislation; (2) grassroots activism in your state; (3) grassroots activism at the federal level; (4) lobbying Members of Congress or members of your state legislature on cancer issues; and/or (5) researching and tracking legislation of interest to ICAN.

Thanks in advance!