This monthly workshop welcomes anyone affected by cancer—patients, survivors, and caregivers—who wants to put their experiences, emotions, and insights into words, whether for personal healing, creative expression, or to craft something intended to reach others. Each session offers a theme to spark inspiration and creates space for your story to unfold, helping you release stuck energy, connect with your inner voice, and transform your experiences into something meaningful.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

New Year's Resolution! Join us for a special Behind the Scenes tour and time travel experience at the Natural History Museum of LA County. Walk Through History and imagine the future.

For questions, email shuli@usc.edu

This monthly workshop welcomes anyone affected by cancer—patients, survivors, and caregivers—who wants to put their experiences, emotions, and insights into words, whether for personal healing, creative expression, or to craft something intended to reach others. Each session offers a theme to spark inspiration and creates space for your story to unfold, helping you release stuck energy, connect with your inner voice, and transform your experiences into something meaningful.

New Year Resolution! Join us for a fun pickleball meetup on Jan. 19! Learn from the professional coaches how to play well in this most popular community sport since the pandemic.

FREE Joola paddles give away! FREE food and drinks!

This event takes place at ipickle Arcadia on Monday, Jan. 19, 4- 7 pm. Limited Spots. RSVP NOW.

For questions, email shuli@usc.edu

Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Enchanted Forest of Lights at Descanso Gardens! Wander through glowing, immersive art installations, enjoy the magic of twinkling pathways, and experience the gardens transformed into a dazzling winter wonderland. We’d love for you to share in the joy, warmth, and wonder of this special night with us!

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

Join us for this special grief session, utilizing sound bath therapy to create a gentle and restorative space for processing loss and finding emotional balance. In this shared healing environment, participants can acknowledge and honor their emotions while experiencing collective support. There will also be a letter-writing activity and a group discussion facilitated by Aliya Austin from Our House Grief Support Center.

This monthly workshop welcomes anyone affected by cancer—patients, survivors, and caregivers—who wants to put their experiences, emotions, and insights into words, whether for personal healing, creative expression, or to craft something intended to reach others. Each session offers a theme to spark inspiration and creates space for your story to unfold, helping you release stuck energy, connect with your inner voice, and transform your experiences into something meaningful.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

This special event is designed to bring our young adults with cancer (ages 18-39) and their families together to have a great time at the Los Angeles Zoo. Besides FREE zoo admissions, guests will also enjoy a catered gourmet lunch at the zoo as well as special group activities to bond with other families.

Join us on Tuesday, October 29 for an important discussion on fertility preservation options for young adult cancer patients and survivors.

📌 Speaker:
Dr. Katherine McDaniel
Reproductive Endocrinologist & Infertility Specialist
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology
USC Fertility | HRC Fertility

📌 Who should attend:
Young adults facing cancer, survivors, families, and care providers interested in understanding fertility options.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from an expert, ask questions, and learn about preserving future family-building choices.

This monthly workshop welcomes anyone affected by cancer—patients, survivors, and caregivers—who wants to put their experiences, emotions, and insights into words, whether for personal healing, creative expression, or to craft something intended to reach others. Each session offers a theme to spark inspiration and creates space for your story to unfold, helping you release stuck energy, connect with your inner voice, and transform your experiences into something meaningful.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

Join us for an interactive talk with our panelists on how cancer affects close relationships, from romantic partnerships to family and friendships. Panelists will share insights and experiences on communication, support, and resilience in navigating cancer together.

This monthly workshop welcomes anyone affected by cancer—patients, survivors, and caregivers—who wants to put their experiences, emotions, and insights into words, whether for personal healing, creative expression, or to or to craft something intended to reach others. Each session offers a theme to spark inspiration and creates space for your story to unfold, helping you release stuck energy, connect with your inner voice, and transform your experiences into something meaningful.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

Writing can be therapeutic and healing for cancer patients, cancer caregivers, andsurvivors. In this workshop open to all affected by cancer in any way, participantsbring life to the character of their “pain.” Utilizing prompts, they explore what this“pain” looks and sounds like, what it has to say to them, and what they’d like to say toit. A monthly theme will be used as a starting point to then allow whatever healingand creativity is waiting to flow out!

Social media offers young adult cancer survivors valuable opportunities for support and community, but it can also heighten feelings of loneliness and disconnection. In this talk, we will explore the social media paradox—how being connected online doesn’t always translate into feeling truly seen or understood. Attendees will learn why curated digital spaces may deepen isolation and gain practical strategies to foster authentic, meaningful connections both online and offline in survivorship.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

Join us at this info session to learn more about our upcoming AYA retreat on September 26-28, 2025.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

Writing can be therapeutic and healing for cancer patients, cancer caregivers, andsurvivors. In this workshop open to all affected by cancer in any way, participantsbring life to the character of their “pain.” Utilizing prompts, they explore what this“pain” looks and sounds like, what it has to say to them, and what they’d like to say toit. A monthly theme will be used as a starting point to then allow whatever healingand creativity is waiting to flow out!

With 20+ years of executive coaching experience, Liz Mohler specializes in guiding cancer survivors through career transitions. Her specialized approach - “Realize, Visualize, Actualize” - helps transform survivorship challenges

This support group occurs on the 1st Thursday of each month. Open to young adult cancer patients and survivors between the ages of 18-39 treated at USC and/or residing in CA.

Writing can be therapeutic and healing for cancer patients, cancer caregivers, andsurvivors. In this workshop open to all affected by cancer in any way, participantsbring life to the character of their “pain.” Utilizing prompts, they explore what this“pain” looks and sounds like, what it has to say to them, and what they’d like to say toit. A monthly theme will be used as a starting point to then allow whatever healingand creativity is waiting to flow out!

A special in-person song writing workshop presented by Jacob from Moontower

Writing can be therapeutic and healing for cancer patients, cancer caregivers, andsurvivors. In this workshop open to all affected by cancer in any way, participantsbring life to the character of their “pain.” Utilizing prompts, they explore what this“pain” looks and sounds like, what it has to say to them, and what they’d like to say toit. A monthly theme will be used as a starting point to then allow whatever healingand creativity is waiting to flow out!