Coming Soon: Feb. 3, 2025

2025 Black Breast Health Issue

If breast cancer knows no boundaries, why should we?

The 2025 Black Breast Health Issue was crafted in partnership with grassroots organizations and advocates from across the country. Covering everything from clean beauty and patient navigation to holistic healing and beyond, this dynamic resource highlights the strength of collaboration, empowering leaders to uplift Black communities both locally and nationally.

Our Community-Based Partners

No one knows the needs of a community, better than those who live and serve in that community. So, in an effort to support some of the Black communities facing the highest breast cancer mortality rates, we selected partners in Los Angeles, CA (Celebrate Life Ministry), Houston, TX (Pink Legacy), Atlanta, GA (Painted Pink), and Philadelphia, PA (Sista’s Daughters). Each partner provided content within their specific expertise. They will also distribute print issues containing over 300 resources to the areas that need them most in their respective communities.

Featuring

  • Celebrate Life Ministry

    Pastor Rhonda Holbert shares how her diagnosis became the catalyst for change in her community.

  • Ashley Dedmon

    Breast cancer previvor shares the impact of cancer on the entire family, including the need for caregiver support.

  • Deltra James

    Metastatic breast cancer thriver shares the power of healing through creative expression.

  • Male Global Breast Cancer Alliance

    Award-winning hair stylist Travis Douglas shares his experience as a male breast cancer survivor and highlights the need for inclusive care.

  • Thandi Montgomery

    Breast cancer survivor shares the value of holistic healing practices beyond active treatment.

  • Painted Pink

    Clean beauty expert shares insight for safer skin care routines.

  • Valencia Robinson

    Metastatic breast cancer thriver shares the importance of understanding and protecting patient digital rights.

  • Sista's Daughters

    Bernice Mason shares tips to help patients have more effective conversations with healthcare and insurance professionals.

  • Jasmine Dionne Souers

    Breast cancer survivor and More Life Magazine Editor explains why every person should understand what "normal" means for their breasts.

  • 300+ Resource Directory

    A curated list of local and national organizations working to meet the various needs of people affected by breast cancer.

Our Sponsors

Our sponsors not only support the spirit of collaboration that drives innovation for people affected by breast cancer, they put resources directly into the hands of those who need them most.

To learn more about our sponsorship opportunities, contact our Editor Jasmine Souers at jasmines@themissingpink.org.