See how cytology is making a global impact through SewHope’s Cervical Cancer Prevention Program in Guatemala. In this ASCT webinar, Dr. Anne Ruch, founder of the SewHope Foundation, share the story of SewHope and its work providing cervical cancer screening, treatment, education, and sustainable healthcare services to women in the Petén region of Guatemala. SewHope’s Women’s Health Program provides cervical cancer prevention and care to thousands of women each year through collaboration among nurses, cytologists, healthcare professionals, and community partners. The organization has also developed an on-site cytology laboratory and continues to create opportunities for cytology professionals to use their skills in meaningful global service. During this webinar, learn more about: • SewHope’s cervical cancer prevention program • The role of cytology in global health • Cervical cancer screening and follow-up care in underserved communities • SewHope’s work in Guatemala • Opportunities for cytologists and healthcare professionals to get involved 🌎 Learn more about SewHope: www.sewhope.org 🔬 Learn more about the American Society for Cytology: www.asct.com The American Society for Cytology (ASCT) provides educational opportunities, professional resources, advocacy, and a national community for cytology professionals.