"Blood in My Stool" Colorectal Cancer Documentary

GCCA and Project PINK BLUE in Partnership

Project PINK BLUE Health and Psychological Trust Centre in Nigeria is a two-time recipient of the Global Colon Cancer Association’s Colorectal Cancer Health Equity Grant. This non-profit organization provides services to cancer patients, increases cancer awareness, and offers free cancer screening to work toward their goal of reducing late-stage cancer diagnosis. They are passionate about helping hard-to-reach communities and rural patients with patient navigation, psychological support, fundraising for indigent patients, and peer support groups.

Project PINK BLUE has used their CRC Health Equity Grants to develop, film, edit, and promote a documentary film called “Blood in My Stool”. The film features the colorectal cancer experiences of Abumchukwu Ezeilo and Oluyemisi Daodu, and through their stories, connects viewers to colorectal cancer to advance awareness, knowledge, and communication about access to CRC screening. Project PINK BLUE, with support from GCCA, aims to demystify colorectal cancer and screening through this culturally relevant documentary film.  

Watch the “Blood in My Stool” Trailer

Host a Viewing of the Documentary

In partnership, Project PINK BLUE and GCCA are asking advocates around the world to host their own viewing events to increase the reach of this important documentary. We will provide the film itself, as well as promotional materials to create excitement and grow the audience. The film has had several local Nigerian premieres, including a viewing event held by GCCA member St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation. "Blood in My Stool" will be screened at the Patient Engagement Open Forum June 10, 2025, in Baveno, Italy.

To learn more about hosting a “Blood in My Stool” documentary viewing event, please email jenn@globalcca.org.

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