NAACCR, Inc.

03/11/2026

We’re excited to welcome you to the NAACCR 2026 Virtual Conference, happening June 23–25, 2026!
This year’s virtual program features engaging plenary sessions and educational content focused on advancing cancer registry science and public health impact.
🖥️ Attend virtually
📅 Mark your calendar
🔗 Register now:

Join us for the NAACCR 2026 virtual conference June 23-25, 2026, hosted by the Manitoba Cancer Registry, CancerCare Manitoba! While it is unfortunate that we won’t be gathering

02/28/2026

February 28, 2026 is ! A rare cancer is a cancer site with a crude incidence rate of < 6 cases per 100,000. Individual rare cancer sites may be uncommon, but, when aggregated, they account for one fifth of all cancers. National-level cancer registries like CiNA play a critical role in the study of these unique cancers. Researchers can request the Rare Cancer Recode to aid in analysis. https://bit.ly/4oFcL2H

02/23/2026

✨ Recognize Outstanding Volunteerism!
We’re now accepting nominations for three prestigious NAACCR awards:
🔹 Calum Muir Award
🔹 Constance L. Percy Award
🔹 Spirit Award for New Volunteer Excellence
📅 Submit by February 24, 2026!
Nominate someone who inspires you! 🙌

The NAACCR Awards Program is designed to acknowledge the contributions of all of our dedicated volunteers. Without the support of volunteers across North America, we would not be able to achieve our mission and goals for cancer surveillance and the reduction of the burden of cancer. The Calum S. Mui...

02/19/2026

📣 Call for Nominations!
Know someone who’s made exceptional contributions in cancer surveillance? Nominate them for the Calum Muir Award, Constance L. Percy Award, or the new Spirit Award for Volunteer Excellence! 🏆
➡️ Deadline: February 24, 2026
➡️ Submit via the NAACCR Member Awards page.
Let’s celebrate the leaders and volunteers who make a difference! 💙

The NAACCR Awards Program is designed to acknowledge the contributions of all of our dedicated volunteers. Without the support of volunteers across North America, we would not be able to achieve our mission and goals for cancer surveillance and the reduction of the burden of cancer. The Calum S. Mui...

02/11/2026

🌟 Celebrate Passion & Leadership!
NAACCR is calling for nominations for its annual member awards! These prestigious honors highlight dedication, leadership, and exceptional volunteer spirit in cancer surveillance.
📌 Nomination deadline: February 24, 2026
Submit your nomination today—and help spread the word! 🗣️

The NAACCR Awards Program is designed to acknowledge the contributions of all of our dedicated volunteers. Without the support of volunteers across North America, we would not be able to achieve our mission and goals for cancer surveillance and the reduction of the burden of cancer. The Calum S. Mui...

02/10/2026

While heart attacks are a serious risk, people can also get heart cancer. These cancers are rare, so researchers require large, population-based datasets like CiNA to effectively study these cancers at the national-level. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/3KQviWX.

02/04/2026

As an international organization representing North America, NAACCR is committed to reducing the impact of cancer worldwide. Learn more about NAACCR's work with the global community at https://narrative.naaccr.org/?s=international.

02/03/2026

🚨 Nomination Deadline Approaching!
Have a colleague who goes above and beyond in the cancer registry community? It’s time to feature them!
✨ Awards open for nomination:
🏅 Calum Muir
🏅 Constance L. Percy
🏅 Spirit Award for New Volunteer Excellence
🗓 Due: February 24, 2026
Submit on the NAACCR Member Awards page.
Let’s highlight excellence together! 💫

The NAACCR Awards Program is designed to acknowledge the contributions of all of our dedicated volunteers. Without the support of volunteers across North America, we would not be able to achieve our mission and goals for cancer surveillance and the reduction of the burden of cancer. The Calum S. Mui...

02/03/2026

February is Cancer Prevention Awareness Month. Several cancers are linked to lifestyle health behaviors including alcohol and to***co use, diet, physical activity and obesity. There is no sure way to prevent cancer but everyone can reduce their risk by making health promoting choices. In addition to lifestyle health behavior choices, HPV vaccination and cancer screenings can lower cancer risk. More behavioral-associated cancer statistics for public use can be obtained through CiNA Explorer. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3KQviWX

01/21/2026

Cancer registries are stewards of registry data and work to ensure that the data they collect and curate are used in accordance with high ethical standards. Learn more here: https://www.naaccr.org/data-security-confidentiality-issues/