Indigenous Pink Day
Join AICAF on October 17, 2019 to celebrate Indigenous Pink Day!
Indigenous Pink Day is a national breast cancer awareness campaign for Native people. Our team invites Indigenous people of all ages to join us by wearing pink and sharing photos on social media using the hashtag #IndigenousPink. Breast cancer is the most common cancer found in Native women, and is the second leading cause of cancer death. Indigenous Pink Day aims to educate people about the importance of early detection, and remind both men and women to stay up to date on cancer screenings. Because this national campaign happens on a digital platform, community members are able to participate from anywhere!
Wear Pink.
Wear pink to raise awareness of breast cancer in our communities, and to honor our relatives who have faced or are currently facing a breast cancer diagnosis.
Share.
Share a picture of yourself wearing pink on AICAF social media, using the hashtag #IndigenousPink.
Tell your friends and family about Indigenous Pink Day and ask them to wear pink to support breast health awareness.
Encourage your organization or business to wear pink.
Learn.
Engage with us the entire month of October as we provide new breast cancer resources, toolkits, and webinars. Stay informed about breast health and share our educational materials with your loved ones!
Get Screened.
Talk to your healthcare provider for advice and information on breast cancer screenings.
Talk to your loved ones about the importance of early detection and encourage them to schedule a mammogram.
Change your Facebook cover photo.
Set the #IndigenousPink banner as your cover photo to raise awareness.
Join our community.
Like the American Indian Cancer Foundation on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, like us on Instagram and sign up for our newsletter.
Donate.
A gift to the American Indian Cancer Foundation helps us strengthen our programs, build larger campaigns, and provide more resources to families across Indian Country. While grants and contracts fund specific projects, it’s generous donors like you that play a vital role in making this work happen!