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  • A promotional flyer for “Yoga for Cancer with Sharsheret” features a smiling woman seated outdoors. The event occurs on Wednesdays in August and September at 2PM EDT/11AM PDT. Logos of sponsors are at the bottom.

    Yoga for Cancer week 5

    Zoom

    Join Sharsheret for a weekly zoom series, to relax and feel rejuvenated through movement This yoga series is catered to those affected by cancer and led by yoga teacher and […]

  • A promotional flyer for “Yoga for Cancer with Sharsheret” features a smiling woman seated outdoors. The event occurs on Wednesdays in August and September at 2PM EDT/11AM PDT. Logos of sponsors are at the bottom.

    Yoga for Cancer Week 6

    Zoom

    Join Sharsheret for a weekly zoom series, to relax and feel rejuvenated through movement This yoga series is catered to those affected by cancer and led by yoga teacher and […]

  • Promotional graphic for a Sharsheret Summit event titled Do I Need to Take Out My Ovaries? featuring photos and credentials of speakers Deanna Gerber, MD; Haley Moss, MD, MBA; and Melissa Frey, MD. Event is on September 20.

    Do I Need To Take Out My Ovaries

    Zoom

    Join our panel of experts for a personal conversation about cancer genetics screening and how it has impacted their own lives. Each is a young Jewish gynecologic oncologist with Ashkenazi […]

  • Flyer for an interactive webinar titled Navigating a Gynecologic Cancer Diagnosis, scheduled for September 26, 2023, with guest speakers, sponsor logos, event details, registration link, and contact info.

    Navigating A Gynecologic Cancer Diagnosis

    Join Sharsheret and other organizations that support those facing ovarian cancer for an interactive webinar for those with a new(ish) diagnosis. Special guest include Sharsheret’s own social worker Aimee Sax, […]

  • The words Alpha Epsilon Phi appear in large black letters, accompanied by three illustrated Greek columns on green rectangles. The phrase Above All Else is written in smaller black letters on the right.

    Phi Grill

    University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI, United States

    Alpha Epsilon Phi – Pi Chapter at the University of Michigan is so excited to host their favorite Philanthropy event: Phi Grill!

  • The words Alpha Epsilon Phi appear in large black letters, accompanied by three illustrated Greek columns on green rectangles. The phrase Above All Else is written in smaller black letters on the right.

    Pink Week

    American University Washington, D.C., MD, United States

    The sisters of Alpha Epsilon Phi, Epsilon Theta Chapter, American University are hosting Sharsheret Pink Week with events to raise awareness about Sharsheret and educate and empower their peers. Check […]

  • The text Alpha Epsilon Phi appears in large letters with three stylized Greek columns behind the words and the phrase Above All Else in smaller text on the right. The background is white with green accents.

    Pie-A-Phi

    Tulane University New Orleans, LA, United States

    Find your favorite AEPhi sister on the Tulane Campus and Pie-A-Phi. All funds raised will support Sharsheret’s free programs and services. For more information contact [email protected]

  • Event flyer featuring four panelists with headshots and names for a discussion on breast cancer health disparities in Black women. Includes event details, date, location, registration info, and moderators name. Pink accents throughout.

    Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer: H3 Open Panel Discussion

    Gilda’s Club South Florida 4850 West Prospect Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States

    Join us for an in-person (and virtual) event at Gilda’s Club South Florida for an open panel discussion about breast cancer disparities specifically in the black community. Our panel of […]

  • Rosh Hodesh Sukkot Dinner & Presentation

    Open Temple Venice, CA, United States

    Rosh Hodesh/New Moon Women’s Circle Sukkot Dinner at Open Temple In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, please join to learn more about genetics, breast and ovarian cancer from a […]