American Cancer Society

Founded in 1913, the American Cancer Society, also known as ACS, is a community-based, voluntary health care organization that offers cancer prevention programs. Headquartered in Atlanta, the organization operates more than 3,300 offices throughout the United States. It conducts behavioral and psychosocial cancer research to improve cancer control policies. The organization publishes several cancer awareness brochures, pamphlets, books and journals for patients, families and health care professionals. ACS also provides screening and treatment services for various types of cancers. It also offers emotional and practical support services for patients, families and caregivers. ACS provides various community-based programs, including Look Good...Feel Better, Hope Lodge and Man to Man. The organization also offers I Can Cope, which is an educational program that includes information, peer support and practical coping skills development services. The American Cancer Society maintains a location in Oakland, Calif.

The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) is an independent, nonpartisan research organization based in San Francisco, CA. They provide data-driven research and analysis to address the challenges facing California, with a focus on topics such as criminal justice, economy, health, education, and water policy. Through their research, they aim to spark productive conversations and inspire policy solutions for a brighter future in California. PPIC conducts statewide surveys, publishes reports and fact sheets, and organizes events to disseminate their findings and engage with policymakers, media, and the public. Their research covers a wide range of issues, including population growth, economic trends, education enrollment, and policy priorities. With a commitment to providing objective and reliable information, PPIC plays a crucial role in informing public policy decisions in California.Generated from the website