Welcome to

WIC

Network

A global forum connecting Indigenous researchers, cancer survivors and carers, cancer care services and providers, health professionals, policy makers, communities, and organisations.

NEWS & EVENTS
World Indigenous Cancer Conference 2026
World Indigenous Cancer Conference 2026
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Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and Cancer
Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and Cancer

Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and Cancer (due for publication by Springer in 2024) will be the first comprehensive publication to report on cancer incidence, mortality, prevalence, survival, and inequities for Indigenous and Tribal peoples globally. It is edited by Gail Garvey, with Lea Bill, Linda Burhansstipanov, Nina Scott and Lisa Whop.

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World Cancer Day
World Cancer Day

Save the date annually, 4 February.

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NOTICE BOARD

2026 conference date announced

Plan ahead with information about upcoming events and other developments or networking opportunities related to the WIC Network.

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PUBLICATIONS

Global collaboration in Indigenous cancer research

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Past

Conferences

Logos of World Indigenous Cancer Conference 2024 and VCCC Alliance, with the phrases "Process, Progress, Power" and "Overcoming cancer together."

18 - 20 March 2024

Naarm, Victoria, Australia

WIC Conference 2024

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WIC Conference 2019

16 - 19 September 2019

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Logo of World Indigenous Cancer Conference 2016 with abstract art animals, including a kangaroo and a turtle, featuring the phrase "connecting communicating collaborating."

WIC Conference 2016

12 - 14 April 2016

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Networking helps with personal and professional growth, building relationships, and gaining a competitive edge in your industry.

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