Lobular Breast Cancer Research: What We’re Learning and What’s Next

Invasive lobular breast cancer (ILC) has unique biological and clinical characteristics that can create challenges in diagnosis, imaging, treatment, and long-term monitoring. In this prerecorded conversation, Laurie Hutcheson, Executive Director of the Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance (LBCA) and patient advocate and ILC survivor, and Dr. Rita Mukhtar, breast surgeon and Associate Professor in the Division […]

Processing the Shock: EMDR for Breast Cancer Survivors and BRCA+ Individuals

A breast cancer or BRCA+ diagnosis doesn’t just live in your mind; it lives in your body. From diagnosis through treatment, surveillance, and survivorship, many people remain in a state of hypervigilance, especially during “the wait” between scans and test results. In this expert-led session, Sarah Kourouma, LCSW, explains how trauma related to cancer and […]

Let’s Talk About It: Black Women with Breast Cancer (Hot Flashes, Hormones & Holding On to Yourself)

Menopause after a breast cancer diagnosis can feel unpredictable, frustrating, and isolating—whether it’s chemo-induced menopause, surgical menopause, perimenopause, or natural menopause. From sudden hot flashes and brain fog to changes in bone health, sleep, mood, and confidence, many Black women are left wondering how their bodies will respond and how to navigate this new chapter. […]

Let’s Talk About It: Breast Cancer (Relationships: A Cornerstone to Well-being)

People who have healthy relationships are more likely to feel happier and more satisfied with their lives. Healthy relationships can increase your sense of worth and belonging which ultimately improves your total wellbeing. Cancer also impacts the people we care about and the relationships that mean a great deal to us. Join us on Wednesday, […]

Let’s Talk About It: Black Women with Breast Cancer (Sisterhood Summer Check-In)

This August, take a moment to pause, breathe, and pour back into yourself. Sisterhood Summer Check-In is a space for Black women to center peace, prioritize their well-being, and reconnect with one another in a supportive, understanding community. Together, we’ll reflect on what it means to look in the mirror with compassion and speak positive […]

Let’s Talk About It: Black Women with Breast Cancer (Legacy, Purpose & Living with Intention)

Cancer has a way of clarifying what, and who, really matters. In this session, we’ll reflect on purpose, legacy, and living with intention throughout the phases of the survivorship journey, and those living with ongoing treatment. From redefining success to thinking about impact, rest, joy, and generational healing, we’ll explore how survivorship shapes how we […]

Let’s Talk About It: Breast Cancer (Finding Your Voice: Self-Advocacy & Cancer)

A cancer diagnosis can leave people feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, and disconnected from their own voice. This session will explore the importance of self-advocacy throughout the cancer journey — from asking questions and understanding treatment options to communicating needs, setting boundaries, and navigating relationships with healthcare providers, family, and work. Participants will gain practical tools and […]

What’s New in Early-Stage Breast Cancer: Highlights from ASCO 2026

Curious about the latest advances in early-stage breast cancer research and treatment? Join us on Thursday, July 9th at 2:00 PM ET for a special program featuring Dr. Anupama Goel, MD, a board-certified oncologist with nearly three decades of experience providing comprehensive cancer care. Dr. Goel practices at Mount Sinai West and is also the […]

Let’s Talk About It: Black Women with Breast Cancer (Family, Boundaries & the Burden of “Being the Strong Black Woman”

Family support isn’t always simple—especially when expectations, opinions, and cultural pressure collide. This session explores navigating family dynamics, setting boundaries, and releasing the pressure to always be “the strong one.” We’ll talk about support that misses the mark, managing guilt, and honoring your needs while still loving your people.