World Cancer Day 2015 - Invitation to Campaign Launch Webinar

On 4th September 2014

We are delighted to invite you to the official 2015 World Cancer Day campaign launch via a special webinar.

The webinar, taking place on 4th September 2014 will be hosted twice during the day to cover all timezones:

8h30 - Geneva/Paris/Amsterdam time - CEST (UTC/GMT+2) - Register
16h00 - Geneva/Paris/Amsterdam time - CEST (UTC/GMT+2) - Register

During this webinar we will:

Present the 2015 campaign theme, key areas of focus and the related messages
Go through the available campaign materials
Give you tips on how to mark the day and engage different stakeholders
Participants will be able to send questions and provide feedback during the presentation itself and the dedicated Q&A time at the end.

The slides and recording will be made available on UICC's website and social media platforms shortly after the webinar.

For more information, please contact us at communication@uicc.org

Kindly register at your preferred time by clicking on one of the links below.

Morning call: 8h30 - Geneva/Paris/Amsterdam time - CEST (UTC/GMT+2) - Register
Afternoon call: 16h00 - Geneva/Paris/Amsterdam time - CEST (UTC/GMT+2) - Register

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