THE WHITMORE PROJECT

National Virtual Film Screening & Panel Discussion

Sunday, November 15, 2026 | 4:00–6:00 PM EST

In Recognition of National Family Caregivers Month

Complimentary Admission | Advance Registration Required

When Cancer Enters a Family, No One Walks Through It Alone.

A cancer diagnosis changes more than the life of the person receiving it. It touches the lives of those who love them, care for them, and quietly carry the emotional weight of uncertainty.

In recognition of National Family Caregivers Month, The Whitmore Project invites you to a special national virtual screening and panel discussion exploring breast cancer, survivorship, family caregiving, and the profound impact of illness on the entire family.

At the heart of The Whitmore Project is the deeply personal journey of founder and breast cancer survivor Lisa Whitmore Davis and her daughter, Dr. Allanté Whitmore Studmire, who became one of her mother's primary caregivers during treatment.

While Lisa navigated chemotherapy, hospitalization, and the physical and emotional challenges of cancer, Allanté faced a different journey—one marked by fear, stress, uncertainty, and the overwhelming possibility of losing her mother.

The documentary gives voice to an experience too often overlooked: the emotional toll of caregiving on those who must remain strong while confronting their own fears.

Through candid reflections, mother and daughter reveal how cancer reshaped their lives, challenged their sense of security, and deepened their understanding of love, resilience, and the importance of showing up for one another.

Why This Conversation Matters

Across America, millions of family caregivers provide essential support to loved ones facing illness, disability, and aging-related challenges. Yet the emotional, physical, and financial demands of caregiving often go unrecognized.

Caregivers need care, too.

This special two-hour virtual experience will feature:

Documentary Screening: Experience The Whitmore Project, an intimate examination of breast cancer, survivorship, family, and resilience.
National Panel Discussion: Hear perspectives on the realities of caregiving, emotional well-being, health equity, and the importance of building stronger support systems.
Community Conversation: Explore how families, healthcare providers, and communities can better recognize, support, and empower caregivers.

Whether you are a survivor, caregiver, healthcare professional, community advocate, or someone who has supported a loved one through illness, this conversation is for you.

Our Sponsors

Presenting Health Equity Sponsor
Karmanos Cancer Institute

2026 Strategic Community Partner
NOWINCLUDED, powered by Acclinate

Join Us. Be Part of the Conversation.

Sunday, November 15, 2026
4:00–6:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
Live via Zoom Webinar

Registration is complimentary. Advance registration is required.

The Whitmore Project is committed to making meaningful health education and community programming accessible to all. Your voluntary donation helps us continue creating spaces for education, connection, and conversations that strengthen individuals, families, and communities.

Because when we care for the caregiver, we strengthen the entire family.

Register today. Your personal Zoom Webinar access information will be provided before the event.

The Whitmore Project | National Virtual Screening & Panel Discussion — November 15, 2026

In Recognition of National Family Caregivers Month