Members enjoy numerous benefits throughout the year that include:

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• Free access to high yield webinars

• Monthly Journal Scan highlighting top hereditary cancer articles across disciplines

• Opportunity to be listed in the CGA Membership Directory

• Discounted registration fees to the Annual Meeting

• Unrestricted access to members only sections on the CGA website

• Nominating and voting privileges for CGA President and Executive Council

• Opportunity to serve on the CGA Executive Council

• Website posting privileges for job openings and research recruitment

• Eligibility for Collaborative Fund research grants 

The Collaborative Group of the Americas on Inherited Gastrointestinal Cancer (CGA-IGC) promotes diversity and inclusiveness throughout the organization including in its membership, governance, and education programming.  The CGA-IGC also recognizes the importance of advancing health equity in patient care in achieving our core mission as an organization.

The CGA-IGC is committed to:

• Fostering an environment that is inclusive of all groups including, but not limited to sex, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, varying physical and mental abilities, professional specialty, and level of training.

• Increasing diversity within the organization that mirrors the rich and heterogeneous skills and professions of the hereditary gastrointestinal cancer medical community.

• Reducing disparities in health and healthcare and expanding research opportunities for patients and families at risk for gastrointestinal cancers.