IHAD Campaign Report 2022

Policy Statement drafted by the International Papillomavirus Society on the Elimination of Cervical Cancer

Download links to International HPV Awareness Day 2023 resources.

Policy statements, global and regional strategies and guidance to support local, national and regional advocacy work

Awareness and communication research and data to inform campaign strategies

Meet and connect with an international community, working on HPV awareness and advocacy

Draw on the expertise of our community and contribute yours in our discussion forum

Access upcoming and archived HPV campaign webinars

Join us on our upcoming webinars, where there will be discussion on specific topics.

View our previous webinars for insight into healthcare findings, research and opinion.

Share details and updates of your activities in support of International HPV Awareness Day on March 4th

Upcoming global and regional events for those working in HPV and HPV-related disease community

Regional and global opportunities for civil society HPV input to policy consultations

About the IPVS HPVHub

IPVS campaign resources to help raise awareness of HPV on March 4th and thoughout the year.

IPVS campaign resources translated into Bahasa Malay- includes logos, subtitled videos and social posts.

IPVS campaign resources translated into Chinese Mandarin- includes logos, subtitled videos and social posts.

IPVS campaign resources translated into French- includes logos, subtitled videos and social posts.

IPVS campaign resources translated into Hindi - includes logos, subtitled videos and social posts.

IPVS campaign resources translated into Spanish- includes logos, subtitled videos and social posts.

Log-in for IPVS members and campaign partners.

Register to access the IPVS HPV hub

Tell the community about your work and indicate specific topics of interest

International HPV Awareness Day events and activity reports from around the world

WHO DRAFT Strategy on Cervical Cancer Elimination Dec 19

Timeline for WHO Global Strategy on Cervical Cancer Elimination

IPVS Vaccine Safety Statement

ACS Elimination Statement on HPV Cancers

Report from EU Stakeholder Roundtable

ECCO 2019 European Cancer Summit - Resolution on HPV

Proposed actions and measures to be taken to deliver on the ECCO resolution on the 2019 HPV cancer elimination.

How behavioural sciences could help to develop approaches that mitigate negative impacts of HPV diagnosis

Interview with Joel Palefsky

Introducing ENGage the European Network of Gynaecological Advocacy Groups

Article looking at the implications of later inclusion of HPV vaccine for males as part of the US vaccination program.

Awareness and campaign resources from our partners

HPV Information Center provides continuously updated data and statistics on HPV and HPV related cancer.

An overview of the PATH cervical pre-cancer planning tool with link to full planning tool

Preparations are well under way for the 4th annual International HPV Awareness Day (IHAD) on March 4th

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On 24 July 2018, the UK govt announced HPV vaccination for boys. Peter Baker describes the 5 year campaign to achieve it

Jabs for the Boys: How the Campaign for Gender-Neutral HPV Vaccination was Won in the UK

Ticking time bomb: Medical expert warns thousands could die from HPV prevention programming interrupted by Covid

HPV related cancers can be prevented and this knowledge needs to be shared to everyone.

Patient information resources from our campaign partners

The European Cancer Organisation’s HPV Action Network is calling for gender-neutral HPV vaccination and screening.

Find out what’s new for #OneLessWorry Watch the 2023 launch webinar.

Read more on the European Commission's actions to increase the uptake of vaccination against HBV and HPV.

HPV vaccination is the single most effective means of cancer prevention in the medical arsenal. Find out why.

The launch of the HPV Prevention Atlas and more information on inequalities on HPV in Europe.

Get vaccinated: make vaccines work