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Cancer is a Political Issue In order for Komen to achieve its promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever, we know that scientific progress must be complemented by sound public policy. Cancer is a political issue. Komen Affiliates have secured major policy successes that address issues such as patient navigation, access to clinical trials, state cancer registry standards, and funding for breast cancer screening services. Komen uses the power of activism to achieve important legislative objectives at the federal, state, and local levels. These issues include:
Join the Komen Los Angeles County Affiliate Public Policy Committee! Your voice, alone or in concert with your fellow activists, can and will make a difference! Join over 100,000 dedicated survivors and activists around the country who care about making a difference in the lives of women and families facing this disease. The Komen Los Angeles County Affiliate Public Policy Committee engages elected officials and the public in taking action on breast cancer issues through activities such as:
To join the Komen Los Angeles County Affiliate Public Policy Committee, call 310-575-3201 or email publicpolicy@komenlacounty.org. For more information or to join Komen Advocacy Alliance, visit www.KomenAdvocacy.org. A Day of Recognition for Komen Los Angeles County! October 29, 2008 was a proud day for the Komen Los Angeles County Affiliate, when we were awarded a certificate of recognition presented by City Councilmembers Dennis P. Zine, Janice Hahn, and Tom LaBonge. The certificate acknowledges Komen's "dedication and determination in the fight against breast cancer." This day would not have been possible if it were not for YOU!
Photo: LA City Council presentation with Board Members, Joanna Morales and Linda Pura and Los Angeles City Councilmember Dennis P. Zine
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein
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