At the White House Cancer Moonshot Announcement, a childhood cancer advocate gets a golden opportunity to share an urgent message with the President. This is the wake up call of #Moonshot4Kids: medical research investment into cures for children is one area where our priorities as Americans are completely upside-down.”— Janet Demeter LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, February 8, 2022/EINPresswire.com/ — Janet …
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Advocacy Group Hosts Demonstration at the US Capitol for Dismissed Measure Supporting Children Facing A Cruel Death
EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS ESCALATIONS The DIPG Awareness Resolution brings attention to children fighting for their lives; House leadership continues to dismiss them on a technicality. SANTA CLARITA, CA, USA, November 1, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — DIPG Advocacy Group, a coalition of pediatric brain cancer foundations and individual childhood cancer advocates, formed in late 2017 expressly for the purpose of supporting …
The Race for the Angels
REGISTRATION OPEN $20. Virtual 5k Run/Walk Challenge begins Nov. 1 at sunrise and continues through Sunday, Nov. 29 Support Awareness for DIPG and Pediatric Brain Cancer, and the “Little Bill That Could”, H. Res. 114, to the Finish Line! Proceeds benefit the DIPG Research Fund at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Share a picture on social media with the hashtag #Moonshot4Kids, …
What’s In A Day?
The DIPG Community Takes a Stand for All Children’s Lives with H. Res. 114, #Moonshot4Kids. Would the Speaker of the House stand against acknowledging the urgent, unmet needs of children? It’s hard to contemplate, but this is what we may be up against. SANTA CLARITA, CA, USA, October 17, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — The descriptions herein have required use of the …
September 2020 #Moonshot4Kids, “Rally for Our Children” on Capitol Hill Goes Virtual
#Moonshot4Kids Virtual Rally event features legislators, childhood cancer survivors, researchers and families, live from Red Rocks Amphitheater, CO, 8:30pm ET, Sept. 25, 2020, heralding CureFest 2020 the following day. Sept. 5, 2020, Santa Clarita, CA–DIPG Advocacy Group and Jack’s Angels Inc, a charitable organization for awareness and research for DIPG and pediatric brain cancer based in Santa Clarita, CA, is …
2020 National DIPG Pediatric Brain Cancer Awareness Resolution, and May 17
May 4, 2020 To support this letter to YOUR Senators, sign HERE. To the Honorable Members of the United States Senate, and Staff: DIPG Advocacy Group and its Affiliates would like to thank you for having supported the 2019 DIPG Pediatric Brain Cancer Awareness Resolution. DIPG, or diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, is the second most common pediatric brain cancer, and …
#CongressionalBriefing #DIPGwontWait #Moonshot4Kids #NoTimeToLose #DefeatDIPG
Jace Ward is a pre-law student, 20 years old, who was diagnosed in May of 2019 with DIPG, diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, notorious in the oncology community for its dismal <1% survival rate. He will be among our panelists in the upcoming briefing scheduled for February 13, 2020. Because most diagnosed are young children between 5-9 years of age, and …
To Members of the Childhood Cancer Caucus and House Leadership in Matters Affecting America’s Children
Re: H. Res. 114, the DIPG Awareness Resolution, #Moonshot4Kids Sept. 7, 2019 To the Congressional Caucus for Childhood Cancer and all Members of elevated influence in the House of Representatives concerning America’s children: Thank you for considering this letter and the H. Res. 114 information being distributed among all members of the House of Representatives. Because of your position of …
Real-Time May Day on Capitol Hill: DIPG Advocacy Group’s Relentless Fight for Children with Brain Cancer In a Culture of Indifference
It’s not such a rare cancer in children; it’s the 2nd most common variety of pediatric brain cancer, and God help you if it crosses your path. WASHINGTON (PRWEB) MAY 01, 2019 Imagine hearing, after the brief onset of some unusual symptoms, that your child is going to die, that there are no viable treatments and you must take him or …