An Opportunity to Share

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I often leave cancer education conferences very impressed by the quality of mentorship and inspired by our colleagues’ work around the world. I am also reminded that the work presented represents only a small sample of what our global cancer education community contributes to decreasing the burden of cancer for our patients, families, and communities. While attending the 2019 European Association for Cancer Education (EACE) annual scientific meeting in Porto, Portugal, I had the opportunity to meet with researchers, healthcare providers, and students to learn more about their work. I would like to highlight the educational programs that were shared with me and are available to you and your students. The Journal of Cancer Education (JCE) has a column that features announcements of educational programs, fellowships, and grants. With contributions from researchers, I hope to bring attention to this column by highlighting existing programs and encouraging others to contribute. …