Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition
Volunteer
Want to make a difference toward breast cancer prevention in Massachusetts? Do you have a few minutes to make a phone call or send an email and/or letter? Become part of our advocacy network and join volunteers across the state working towards breast cancer prevention! As a volunteer in our action network, you can help […]
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“I support MBCC and it’s culture of prevention. My mother passed away from breast cancer at age 57. We will never know exactly why she was struck down by this curse, but perhaps if the next generation is better educated than the one before, we can wipe out unnecessary diagnoses and save irreplaceable lives- and […]
Newsletters & Updates
Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition continues to work hard towards its mission of preventing the environmental causes of breast cancer through community education, research advocacy and changes to public policy. Read more in the 2020 June Update to learn about MBCC’s expanded environmental health program for students, new PFAS in food packaging campaign, and upcoming events. […]
Featured Sponsor
Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) is grateful to our sponsors who support our mission of preventing the environmental causes of breast cancer through community education, research advocacy, and changes to public policy. These sponsors reflect a genuine commitment to the environment, public health, and the eradication of breast cancer for future generations. Thank you for your continued support!
One such sponsor is South Cove Community Health Center. South Cove Community Health Center is the premier Asian community health center in Massachusetts. South Cove’s mission is to improve the health and well-being of the medically underserved, with a special focus on non-English speaking Asian Americans across Greater Boston. South Cove Community Health Center has been a dedicated partner of MBCC for many years, and we are grateful for their commitment to our mission of breast cancer prevention. To learn more about South Cove Community Health Center, please visit their website and Facebook page.
- MBCC Board Member Estelle Disch Reaches Out
- How PFAS Activism Has Shaped Public Health Policies Webinar Recording
- Disparities and Inequities in Breast Cancer Care Webinar Recording
- PFAS in the Environment: The International Perspective Webinar Recording
MBCC Board Member Estelle Disch Reaches Out
Dear MBCC Supporter, In 1991, a group of women with cancer met at the Women’s Center in Cambridge and established the Women’s Community Cancer Project (WCCP). My late partner, Rita Arditti, was among them. They were an entirely volunteer organization and their focus was on cancer prevention. They wrote fact sheets about Black women and […]
