JCCC events calendar is a schedule or listing of upcoming events and activities. It is used to promote events organized for the cancer community.  The calendar includes information such as event name, date, time, location, and a brief description of the event.

Stay informed on trends, opportunities, and events by receiving the lates announcements and newsletters. A trainee email subscription is a way for trainees to receive regular updates and news related to cancer research. By subscribing to a trainee email, individuals can stay informed on trends, opportunities, events, new training programs, announcements, and newsletters.

Explore timely topics with exciting in-person and virtual programs. Cancer training and education refer to programs that aim to increase knowledge and understanding of cancer, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. This can include formal education for healthcare professionals, training for medical students and residents, workshops for support staff and caregivers, and trainee education programs. 

To support the professional development and advancement of JCCC Trainee members through awards or grants provided by government agencies, foundations, corporations, and/or the JCCC.  The goal of funding opportunities is to provide support to individuals that are working on cancer research projects.  Funding opportunities are typically announced through a Request for Proposals (RFP) process, and applicants must submit a proposal or abstract that details their project and budget to be considered for funding.

 A trainee cancer community member is anyone who is in the process of acquiring knowledge and skills related to cancer, either as a student, resident, or fellow in a healthcare or scientific field. This may include medical students, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, researchers, or scientists. As trainees, they are seeking to gain a deeper understanding of cancer and its impact on individuals and communities and are preparing to become future leaders in cancer care, research, and advocacy. Trainee cancer community members may participate in educational programs, shadowing opportunities, research projects, and advocacy initiatives, among other activities, to gain hands-on experience and build their expertise in the field. They play an important role in the cancer community by bringing fresh perspectives and new ideas to the table and helping to advance the fight against cancer.