As the nation honored Women’s History Month, Illinois health leaders launched a renewed, statewide effort to increase awareness of lung cancer screening among Black and Hispanic adults ages 50–80 who have a history of smoking. The Illinois Lung Cancer Screening Initiative is highlighting the often-overlooked impact of lung cancer on women. Now through the end of May, Illinois residents who are at risk for lung cancer may be eligible to access free, low-dose CT (LDCT) screenings through the American Lung Association. Residents can call a Lung Health Navigator at 844-ALA-LUNG to find out if they are eligible for a lung cancer screening. Through the Initiative, participants will receive information on finding nearby screening centers, guidance on how to obtain a referral from their doctor, assistance in understanding insurance coverage, and free transportation if needed. Illinois residents can learn more and determine their eligibility by visiting Lung.org/LCS-Assistance. Funding for this program made possible by a grant from the Illinois Department of Public Health.