The Midwest Health Equity Conference brings together community and health professionals to enhance patient education, screening, and treatment across the spectrum of care. This activity has been designed for community health workers, patient navigators, and clinical health navigators; primary care physicians, physicians assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, and other healthcare professionals; and specialists who treat HBV, HCV, liver cancer, and CRC within public and private hospital systems, federally qualified health centers, refugee clinics, and other settings. Some participants will come to the conference with advanced knowledge of the risk factors, screening criteria, and treatment guidelines for these cancers, but with limited knowledge of how to engage diverse communities. Other participants, such as community health workers, will bring deep knowledge of their communities and direct experience with barriers to healthcare access, but will have limited knowledge of epidemiology, disease surveillance, and treatment options. Through this educational intervention, the course faculty will facilitate learning between these audiences to promote a patient-centered approach from initial education through specialty treatment.