
CAC2 Blog–A Compassionate Guide to Embracing Bereaved Families During the Holidays
By CAC2 Staffer Bethany Lieberman As we close out 2025, typically a joyful time that recognizes dozens of religious, spiritual, andcultural holidays, the season can

By CAC2 Staffer Bethany Lieberman As we close out 2025, typically a joyful time that recognizes dozens of religious, spiritual, andcultural holidays, the season can

When I first heard about the Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2), I remember thinking — this is what our community has been waiting for. A

By CAC2 Staffer Bethany Lieberman This is the second blog in a two-part series. This post addresses how childhood cancer affects the academic success of

By CAC2 Staffer Bethany Lieberman This is the first blog in a two-part series. This post addresses the needs of children impacted by an education

By CAC2 Staffer Bethany Lieberman At the moment a family hears “your child has cancer,” life changes, and their child’s world turns gold—the traditional color

By CAC2 Staffer Bethany Lieberman School-aged children typically embrace the summer season with a sense of joy and abandon. For me, it’s usually a time

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) will host the CCDI Symposium this October and bring together the childhood cancer community to learn about CCDI programs and

Dear Childhood Cancer Survivors, As Childhood Cancer Survivorship Month is drawing to a close, the Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2) extends our gratitude to each
In CAC2’s June webinar, “Beyond the Signature: Demystifying Informed Consent in Childhood Cancer,” we brought together an extraordinary panel of experts, including a clinical ethicist,

At CAC2 we are focused on children with cancer, but the issues impacting them are wide ranging and often far bigger than what the childhood