The State of BIPOC Cancer
Survey
The first national initiative designed to capture the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color facing cancer
Your Voice Matters in Creating Health Equity
This groundbreaking survey goes beyond clinical outcomes to examine the complete picture of cancer experiences in BIPOC communities
Holistic Focus
Examining psychological, socio-cultural, and economic dimensions of cancer experiences
Breaking Barriers
Identifying and addressing systemic barriers to quality cancer care and support
Community Resilience
Highlighting the strength and resilience within BIPOC communities facing cancer
What We're Exploring
This comprehensive survey covers critical areas that impact BIPOC cancer experiences
Barriers to Care
Access challenges and systemic obstacles
Cultural Factors
Stigmas and cultural considerations
Financial Impact
Economic strain and employment effects
Mental Health
Psychological support and wellness
Creating Lasting Change
Your responses will contribute to the inaugural State of BIPOC Cancer Report, providing actionable insights for health equity programs and policy changes.
National
First-ever initiative
Comprehensive
Holistic data collection
Impactful
Policy-driving insights
Ready to Share Your Experience?
Join thousands of BIPOC individuals in creating the most comprehensive understanding of cancer experiences in our communities.
What to Expect
100 thoughtful questions
6 organized sections
25-30 minutes to complete
Progress automatically saved
Skip questions if needed
Mobile-friendly design
Your Privacy: All information will be kept confidential and used only for research purposes to improve healthcare equity. No personal identifying information is collected.
Ready to make your voice heard? Your participation helps create positive change for BIPOC communities facing cancer.
Important Disclaimer
Privacy & Confidentiality
Your participation in this survey is voluntary and confidential. All responses are anonymized and will be used solely for research purposes to improve cancer care and support for BIPOC communities.
Data Protection
We employ industry-standard security measures to protect your data. Personal identifying information is not collected, and responses cannot be traced back to individual participants.
Medical Advice Disclaimer
This survey is for research purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. Please consult with qualified healthcare professionals for medical concerns.
Participation Terms
By participating, you consent to the use of your anonymized responses for research, publication, and advocacy purposes aimed at improving cancer care equity for BIPOC communities.
Crisis Resources: If you need immediate mental health support, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or the Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 741741
About This Survey
The State of BIPOC Cancer Survey is the first national initiative designed to capture the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color facing cancer.
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The State of BIPOC Cancer Survey is a trademark of United Colors of Cancer.
Survey Design & Implementation • Data Analysis & Research • Community Advocacy
This research initiative is conducted in partnership with cancer survivors, healthcare professionals, and community advocates nationwide.
Legal Notice: This survey and its findings are protected by copyright law. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of survey content, methodology, or data without express written permission from United Colors of Cancer is strictly prohibited. The survey methodology and questions are proprietary intellectual property developed specifically for this national research initiative.