Familial Breast & Ovarian Cancer: Changing Landscapes brings clinicians and professionals together in Aotearoa New Zealand at a time of rapid change in familial breast and ovarian cancer care.

The conference is open to anyone with an interest in familial breast and ovarian cancer. While Day 1's conference programme is primarily designed for health professionals, everyone is welcome to attend. Day 2 offers a choice of professional workshops or the Community Day programme, depending on your interests.

As genetic knowledge, testing pathways, and treatment options continue to evolve at pace, the conference offers a shared space to explore emerging evidence, challenge established practice, and envision better, more equitable care for individuals and families affected by inherited cancer risk.

The programme extends beyond the main conference to include interactive professional workshops and a dedicated Community Day, creating opportunities for deeper learning, practical skill-building, and meaningful engagement with lived experience.

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Familial Breast & Ovarian Cancer:
Changing Landscapes

Registration opens soon

Full conference - Friday 6 November

Workshops - Saturday 7 November

Community Day - Saturday 7 November

In-person and online options. See more here.

Sponsorship opportunities

Sponsorship provides a valuable opportunity to connect with clinicians, researchers, genetic specialists, nurses, allied health professionals, advocates, and consumers from across Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond.

We invite you to partner with Familial Breast & Ovarian Cancer: Changing Landscapes and align your organisation with a conference committed to advancing knowledge, supporting innovation, and helping shape the future of care in this fast-moving field.

See our Sponsorship Prospectus or contact rachel@conference.nz to discuss partnership opportunities.

Have a question?

We've partnered with the team at Conference Innovators to help deliver Changing Landscapes 2026.

If you have a question, please email victoria@conference.nz.