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P4E Day 10/30/2025
BREAST HEALTH SUMMIT
The Four Pillars of
Pink-4-Ever Ending Disparities(P4E)
Advocacy
Advocate: someone who walks alongside; to support someone or something. Our Breast Health Advocates and Junior Ambassadors are on the forefront of our advocacy efforts, promoting breast health awareness and helping families impacted by breast cancer.
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Education
Knowledge is power. P4E is committed to increasing breast health knowledge throughout the community through our website resources and offering education workshops at schools, businesses, health fairs and other community events.
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Research
Research guides our work toward better breast cancer outcomes for Black women. It gives us the information we need to address breast cancer disparities with targeted solutions.
Empowerment
P4E provides knowledge, tools, resources, support and assistance to help survivors, caregivers and families better manage the impact of breast cancer.
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Black women die from breast cancer at a higher rate than White women
Black women are diagnosed with breast cancer at an earlier age
Black women are diagnosed with breast cancer at a later disease stage
Black women are diagnosed with aggressive breast cancers, like triple-negative breast cancer at higher rates than other ethnicities
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Far too many women, particularly women of color, are being affected by breast cancer and need a safe place to be heard, supported and advocated for as the embark upon their breast cancer journey.