1. Nuts & Bolts of Advocacy in Your Community: Overview & Housekeeping Issues Folakemi T. Odedina, PhD Professor, College of Pharmacy Director, UFPDC Community Outreach & Minority Affairs University of Florida

2. SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR S P O N S O R S

3. SPECIAL T H A N K S TO CAAC Planning Committee CAAC Speakers CAAC Inaugural Delegates AORTIC leadership Special Recognition Ms. Shannon Pressey Ms. Belmira Rodrigues Dr. Lynette Denny Dr. Timothy Rebbeck Senator Tony Hill, Sr.

4. Learning Objectives 1.Provide opportunities for mutual learning, knowledge transfer, and collaborations among cancer advocates. 2.Facilitate networking among individuals involved in cancer control, education and research in Africa. 3.Facilitate the development of a global community of practice to address common challenges in cancer advocacy in Africa. 4.Contribute to a global impact against cancer through advocacy.

5. Moderators Morning Session Prof. Olufemi Ogunbiyi Afternoon Session Prof. Richard Segal

6. Special Session Best Practices for Cancer Advocacy  Roundtable Session for all delegates  Goal  Identify the best practices for different types of advocacy.  Product  Publication - Best Practices Guideline.  Co-authored by all participants

7. Housekeeping Issues  Don’t forget to complete & submit the: SWOT Analysis form. Speakers and program evaluations. Pre-test and post-test assessments. African Cancer Advocates Consortium (ACAC) membership form. ACAC Leadership Nomination form. CaPTC membership form.  Reimbursement for CAAC awardees See Ms. Shannon Pressey at the end of the workshop for necessary paperwork.