Childhood Cancer Conversations

Our free online webinars educate, support, and empower childhood cancer survivors and their families

Childhood Cancer Conversations

Our free online webinars educate, support, and empower childhood cancer survivors and their families

Childhood cancer impacts every part of a family’s life, from diagnosis and treatment to survivorship and beyond. Through Childhood Cancer Conversations, our free webinar series, we educate, support, and empower survivors and their families with practical knowledge, meaningful conversations, and helpful resources.

Each webinar explores key topics across the childhood cancer journey, including treatment, survivorship, late effects, financial challenges, and emotional well-being. By connecting families with knowledgeable experts, personal perspectives, and valuable resources, we aim to help them feel informed, supported, and empowered at every stage.

Upcoming Webinars

Topic: Beyond Treatment: Survivorship Care Plans and Managing Late Effects in Childhood Cancer Survivors
Date: 12/10/2026 at 4:00 PM CST
Featured Speakers: Robert Hayashi, MD, Professor of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Medicine & Director of the Late Effects Clinic at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, and Isabella LeKander, Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship Recipient & Ewing Sarcoma Survivor
Key Topics: Join us for a guided discussion on childhood cancer survivorship, potential late effects of treatment, and the importance of survivorship care plans. Learn practical ways to navigate life after treatment, access ongoing care, and feel empowered to move forward with confidence.

Have a topic you’d like us to cover?
We welcome your ideas and suggestions! If there’s a topic you’re interested in that we haven’t addressed, please share your recommendation with Kendrie Escoe at kescoe@theNCCS.org. Your input helps us ensure Childhood Cancer Conversations continues to address the questions, concerns, and needs that matter most to survivors and their families.

If you have questions or need help registering for a specific webinar, please contact Kendrie Escoe at kescoe@theNCCS.org or 314.446.5216.