Our Mission
The collective mission of our organizations is to raise HPV vaccination rates and prevent HPV cancers in the United States. We see a future where HPV cancers can be prevented sparing millions of families unnecessary pain, stress, and financial burden.
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37,300HPV cancers in the US
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89Resources available in our Library
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270million doses of the HPV vaccine have been given worldwide
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21%decrease of the HPV vaccine during the pandemic
We Convene
We bring together thought leaders in HPV Vaccination through strategic committees, forums for members and public, our National Meeting, and social media channels.
We Communicate
We are active in communicating with our members and the public through newsletters, social media channels, resources, and forums around important topics to advance HPV vaccination.
We Catalyze
We are able to motivate action through our campaigns, partnerships, and publications that provide our members and the public with the tools and best practices they need to increase HPV vaccination rates.
We Achieve More Through Collaboration
Because of our diverse membership which includes public, private, and voluntary organizations with expertise relevant to increasing HPV vaccination rates in the United States, we believe that reducing illness and death from HPV cancers is achievable.
Initiatives and Campaigns
The National HPV Vaccination Roundtable is working hard with our members to create and cultivate up-to-date information and resources.
HPV Vaccination Starts at Age 9
Giving a strong recommendation for HPV vaccination at age 9 will increase vaccine completion success and prevent more cancers. Healthcare providers should start the 2-dose series at the age 9 well visit. Starting the vaccine series and the conversation about HPV vaccination at age 9 will increase the success of completing the series by age 13.
HPV Vaccination Evidence Summaries
The HPV Vaccination Roundtable has developed a series of short, easy to read documents that present scientific evidence that address clinical, public health, health system policy, and social-system policy questions related to HPV vaccine acceptance. Each summary includes basic findings from research.
Cancer Prevention Through HPV Vaccination: Action Guides
We believe that every health care professional plays an important role in increasing HPV vaccination rates.The HPV Vaccination Roundtable has developed a suite of Clinician & System Action Guides to encourage providers, support teams, and health systems to take action today.
Resource Center
Our resource center holds current resources from the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable and our member organizations to assist in our work.
Other ACS Led Roundtables
The American Cancer Society serves as the backbone to six mission-critical national roundtables. Click on the logos below to explore more about each roundtable.
