OCRA's Living Lab Social Media Toolkit provides downloadable IRB-approved flyers, postcards, posters, animated videos, and social media graphics, plus ready-to-paste captions and hashtags, to help community members recruit ovarian and uterine cancer patients into the Living Lab patient registry.

Help Spread the Word

No matter how you're connected to the Living Lab community, you can help it grow. These informational resources, graphics, videos, and captions make it easy to engage with the people in your network.

Help Spread the Word

Refer Someone to the Living Lab

Use these resources to share information about the Living Lab and help someone learn more about what it means to get involved. Everything you need to make a meaningful introduction is right here.

Living Lab Testimonials

For Social Channels

Social Media Toolkit

Help raise awareness and spark conversation about the Living Lab. Download these graphics and videos to use on your social media channels. Use the captions below exactly as written and add optional hashtags from the list below.

Hashtag options to add to posts

  • #OvarianCancer
  • #UterineCancer
  • #GynCSM
  • #CancerResearch
  • #CancerCommunity
  • #WomensHealth
  • #GynecologicCancer
  • #LivingLab
  • #OCRAhope

Social graphic packs

Right-click any graphic to save it individually, or download the whole set as a .zip. For Facebook specifically, use researchexchange.ocrahope.org/living-lab in place of OCRAhope.org/LivingLab in the captions below.

What Is the Living Lab?

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Created by Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA), the Living Lab is a secure, patient-powered registry that combines real-world data—medical records, treatment side effects, quality of life, and financial impact—to create the most complete picture of ovarian and uterine cancers ever assembled. The Living Lab is a core part of OCRA’s Research Exchange, a platform designed to help researchers accelerate progress in ovarian and uterine cancer research. As the dataset grows, it will become an increasingly powerful resource for researchers to understand these diseases and improve outcomes for patients. By sharing your experience, you help unlock the data needed to improve care for patients today while driving breakthroughs for the future. Join the Living Lab: OCRAhope.org/LivingLab

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If you have ovarian or uterine cancer, join the Living Lab—a secure patient registry that fuels the Community Accelerated Research Exchange, an AI-powered ecosystem helping researchers accelerate discoveries in real time: OCRAhope.org/LivingLab

Join the Living Lab

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Progress in ovarian and uterine cancer has been slowed for too long. With health information limited and siloed, the biggest breakthroughs have remained out of reach. Together, we can change that. Every person who joins The Living Lab strengthens the dataset, sharpens insights, and helps researchers—and clinicians—move faster toward better answers and improved care. By sharing your experience, you help unlock the data needed to improve care for patients today while driving breakthroughs for the future. Sign up at OCRAhope.org/LivingLab.

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Progress in ovarian and uterine cancer has been slowed for too long. Together, we can change that. By sharing your experience, you help unlock the data needed to improve care for patients today while driving future breakthroughs. Join the Living Lab: OCRAhope.org/LivingLab.

Join Our Community

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If you have ovarian or uterine cancer, join a growing community helping to change what’s possible—for today’s patients and for future generations. The Living Lab is a secure, privacy-protected, patient-powered registry. It combines real-world data—medical records, treatment side effects, quality of life, and financial impact—to create the most complete picture of ovarian and uterine cancers ever assembled. You’ll have access to resources created for you, such as a personalized symptom tracker, and you'll help shape better care—now and in the future. Sign up at OCRAhope.org/LivingLab.

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If you have ovarian or uterine cancer, join a growing community helping to change what’s possible—for today’s patients and for future generations. The Living Lab is a secure, privacy-protected, patient-powered registry. Sign up at OCRAhope.org/LivingLab.

Trust & Privacy

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The Living Lab is a secure, privacy-protected registry that combines real-world data—medical records, treatment side effects, quality of life, and financial impact—to create the most complete picture of ovarian and uterine cancers ever assembled. All data is de-identified to protect your privacy, and access is limited to approved research partners. Securely link your records, own your legacy, and change what’s possible. By sharing your experience, you help unlock the data needed to improve care for patients today while driving breakthroughs for the future. Join the Living Lab: OCRAhope.org/LivingLab

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The Living Lab is a privacy-protected, patient-powered registry that combines real-world data to create the most complete picture of ovarian and uterine cancers ever assembled. Securely link your records, own your legacy and change what’s possible. Join at OCRAhope.org/LivingLab

Living Lab Badge

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Progress has been too slow in ovarian and uterine cancer, in part because these diseases lack the large, unified datasets researchers need—limiting what scientists can see and slowing the path to better answers. Together, we can change that. I joined Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance’s Living Lab to accelerate discoveries that benefit patients today while driving progress for the future. Learn more about the Living Lab at OCRAhope.org/LivingLab.

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I joined Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance’s Living Lab to accelerate discoveries that benefit patients today while driving future progress. Progress in ovarian and uterine cancer has been slowed for too long. Together, we can change that: OCRAhope.org/LivingLab