Welcome to the 2025 Oklahoma Cancer Action Day Website!
This site is your one-stop to locate all the necessary resources to prepare for your participation in successful lawmaker conversations on February 13th!
We know that part of the magic that goes into an impactful Cancer Action Day is preparation, coordination, and resources - coupled with our pre-event training opportunity for learning and practice, and along with your dedication and passion – we will ensure you’re ready for it all.
2025 Cancer Action Day
Thursday, February 13, 2025
8:30 am- 1:00 pm
Oklahoma State Capitol
2300 N Lincoln Blvd
OKC, OK
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with our Oklahoma Grassroots Manager, Grace Filer, at [email protected]
Pre-Event Training Call
- 2025 Pre-CAD Training Call (Watch this to learn about the asks, have quesitons answered, and prepare for a successful day at the Oklahoma State Capitol!)
Fact sheets and Videos Mentioned in the Pre-Training:
- Genetic Testing Talking Points + Quick Facts
- Tobacco in Oklahoma Fact Sheet
- Tobacco Tax Projections
- Genetic Testing for Inherited Risk for Cancer (Youtube)
- Genetic Testing Overview Presentaion
Event Materials:
- Let your lawmakers know you're coming to CAD (Please personalize this message to your lawmaker for a greater impact!)
- What's my legislative district?
- Cancer Action Day FAQ
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Lawmaker Meeting Report Back Form (submit one per meeting) Online
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Visitor & ADA Parking Guide (Includes directions inside of the Capitol)
Below are the materials in the current packet, but this section may have updates, so be on the lookout!
The health and safety of all our guests and participants is our number one goal. If you are feeling sick or have been recently exposed to someone who is sick, you should stay home. People who have underlying health conditions or taking medications that weaken the immune system should talk to their healthcare provider before attending large gatherings. It is strongly encouraged that individual atendees report to [email protected] if you later contract COVID-19 or any other virus you believe you could have received or spread at the event.