Through guided sessions, expert perspectives, and shared conversations, the program explores emotional well-being, communication, and daily life in survivorship, while helping inform future approaches to care and support.
About the Series
This series brings together individuals, caregivers, and professionals to explore the experience of survivorship in a supportive and structured environment.
Each session is designed to:
Participation in this series also contributes to a broader effort to better understand survivorship experiences and improve support for individuals and families over time.
We guide our clients through difficult issues, bringing our insight and judgment to each situa- tion. Our innovative approaches create original solutions to our clients’ most complex domes-tic & multi jurisdic tional deals and disputes.
By thinking on behalf of our clients every day, we anticipate what they want, provide what they need & build lasting relationships. These are the concept that shape our distinctive culture & differentiate us from others.
By thinking on behalf of our clients every day, we anticipate what they want, provide what they need & build lasting relationships. These are the concept that shape our distinctive culture & differentiate us from others.
We guide our clients through difficult issues, bringing our insight and judgment to each situa- tion. Our innovative approaches create original solutions to our clients
Project Information
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Program Name: CWC + Stanford Survivorship Series
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Community Focus: South Asian Community
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Format: Virtual + Select In-Person (ICC)
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Participants: Individuals, Caregivers, Families
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Timeline: April–May 2026 Series
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Moderator
Lidia Schapira, Professor of Medicine at Stanford.
FEATURED SESSION (APRIL 1, 5 -7 p.m. PST)
#1 Session — Emotional Well-Being After Treatment
A guided conversation on emotional transitions, stress, and support after cancer care with Amina Huda, PhD.
Panelists will be medical experts who will discuss risks, diagnosis and prognosis of common cancer. Audience will ask our panelists any questions about cancer—diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, prevention, side effects, resources, and caregiving.
Join Us via zoom or in person at Stanford or ICC.
Join Us via zoom or in person at Stanford or ICC.
Upcoming Sessions
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Professional Skills
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Sessions may be virtually, in person, at Stanford or ICC.
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How to Participate
A Collaborative Initiative
This initiative brings together research, guided support, and community connection to expand access to survivorship resources—particularly for South Asian individuals and families who have historically had limited access to culturally relevant support.
Together, this work represents not only a series of sessions, but a step toward building a more inclusive and informed model of survivorship care.
Leads the participant experience through structured guidance, educational content, and a platform designed to help individuals navigate the cancer journey with clarity and confidence.
Leads the research initiative, using insights from participant experiences to better understand survivorship and improve approaches to emotional well-being, communication, and life after treatment.
Supports community engagement and in-person connection, helping ensure the program reflects and reaches the South Asian community it is designed to serve.
An ecosystem of guidance and trusted resources — built with community
Community Wellness Collective was created to help people navigate some of the most difficult moments in life with better support, clearer information, and a stronger sense of connection.
Our work brings together physicians, wellness practitioners, educators, and community leaders to build programs, insights, and resources that help individuals better understand their health journeys and explore what may support their well-being. Our purpose is simple: to bring clarity, compassion, and community to every health journey.
At its core, this platform is designed to be guided, not overwhelming.
You can begin by sharing a bit about your situation through a short intake form. From there, our team reviews each submission and responds with thoughtful direction — helping guide you toward relevant information, emerging resources, and supportive pathways.
We are currently in beta, and actively building this
Explore Our Foundational Educational Guides from trusted information across key health topics.
Join Our Community of Care & Support
CWC is growing a movement of compassionate volunteers and community members who believe no one should navigate a serious health journey alone. If you’re interested in learning more, getting involved, or exploring future volunteer opportunities, we’d love to connect with you.