Fighting Cancer Together, With Strength and Hope
We empower communities of color with education, support, and resources to prevent and fight cancer. Together, we’re rewriting the story of survival.
We provide Education, Awareness & Giveback to the communities
We connect patients to clinical trials, raise colon cancer awareness, and empower breast cancer survivors—bringing education, access, and hope to our communities.
A Clinical Trial is a research program conducted with patients to evaluate new medical treatments or drugs. The purpose of clinical trials for breast cancer is to find new and improved methods of diagnosing, treating, preventing, and screening for this disease.
Beyond treatment, the journey of survivorship presents new challenges. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive support, education, and resources to empower breast cancer survivors—helping them navigate the physical, emotional, and practical aspects of life after cancer, and ultimately thrive.
The colon is the end part of the digestive tract. Cancer which begins in the colon or large intestine of the digestive tract is called Colon Cancer. Though, such type of cancer occur at any age but it is typically affected to older adult. Early detection leads to better outcomes.
Black Americans make up 5% of the participants in clinical trials for cancer drugs
People of color are significantly underrepresented in clinical trials, often making up less than 10% of participants, even when they bear a disproportionate burden of diseases like breast and colon cancer.
We work to close this and other health equity gaps by empowering communities with the information and resources needed to participate in research that can lead to more effective treatments for all.
Mission
End The Disparity In Cancer Community
Trials Of Color advocates on behalf of African American and other underserved minority communities that have resource-deprived cancer survivors. The sole reason behind this initiative is that many minority communities are not sufficiently represented in critical clinical trials, and do not have equal access to quality care..
Vision
Access to Quality Cancer Care for Everyone
Until we achieve our Vision, we will do public speaking, education and advocacy on behalf of all cancer patients.
Taking Care of Your Health Starts Here
Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers, but it is also one of the most preventable. Knowing the signs, getting regular screenings, and understanding risk factors can save lives. Early detection leads to better outcomes and stronger communities.
- Common Symptoms – Changes in bowel habits, blood in stool, abdominal pain, or unexplained weight loss.
- Regular screenings (like colonoscopies) can find precancerous polyps before they turn into cancer.
Our work is saving lives, spreading awareness, and building
stronger communities every day.
Screenings & health checks supported
Community members reached through awareness
People educated globally through outreach
Families supported with resources & care
Hope Starts Here — Let’s Connect
Have questions about colon cancer, need support, or want to join our mission? Reach out to us — we’re here for you.
We’ve worked with over 20 partners and reached 1.5M+ people
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Don’t take our word for it—hear from the people we serve
From navigating clinical trials to recovery support and student scholarships, our community shares how Trials of Color made a real difference.