Get Involved

How Can You Help?

The HPV Roundtable encourages public health organizations, health care systems, providers, payers, and parents to join in our mission to reduce HPV cancers.

Get involved by:

Vaccinating your kids starting at age 9, or advocate for the HPV vaccination with friends and family
Reframing HPV vaccination as cancer prevention in your communications
Connecting with your local state HPV coalition
Committing to improving HPV rates in your practice or health system
Utilizing the HPV Roundtable’s “We’re In!” seal to show your organization’s commitment to the cause
Using tools from our Resource Library specific to your audience needs
Inviting a HPV cancer survivor or subject matter expert to speak at your event
Learning about and supporting our member organizations
Joining our HPV Cancer Free Facebook community, and becoming a vocal pro-vaccine advocate

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Engage Survivors

HPV-related cancer survivors have a unique voice, and inviting a survivor to tell his or her story at a meeting, grand rounds, conference, or other event can be a powerful addition to your program or presentation.

HPV Roundtable Membership

Our Members

Members are chiefly national organizations that have demonstrated public leadership and commitment to increasing HPV vaccination and decreasing HPV cancers.Organizations are invited to designate one official representative to serve on the HPV Roundtable. Some limited but key member organizations may be regional or state-based. Organizations also may identify “affiliated members,” who may serve on task group projects or standing committees.

How to Become a Member

The National HPV Vaccination Roundtable is a coalition of mostly national organizations, with a limited number of state organizations and invited individuals, who reflect a broad involvement in HPV vaccination or, more broadly, HPV-associated cancer prevention and early detection.

General criteria for membership: Organizations or individuals must meet one or more of the criteria listed below to qualify for membership:

Have a demonstrated strong interest in increasing HPV vaccine coverage or in reducing HPV-associated cancer incidence, morbidity and mortality;
Have outstanding expertise and reputation in HPV vaccination or HPV-associated cancer research;
Have special expertise in HPV vaccination or HPV-associated cancer prevention, early detection, or treatment;
Can deliver HPV education;
Can deliver HPV vaccination services;
Have expertise relevant to expanding HPV vaccination.

Connect to State for Engagement Opportunities

The HPV Roundtable is supportive of state initiatives that engage key partners, including the immunization and comprehensive cancer communities. To find out more about what is happening in your state, review the HPV Vaccination Initiatives Map, a project of the American Cancer Society.