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People of Color Who Have Had Breast Cancer - Take This Short Survey to Help Address Unmet Support and Information Needs

We will use the results of the survey to improve our current programs and create new resources to meet unmet needs.

Are you a person of color who has been diagnosed with breast cancer? FORCE is working with Susan G. Komen, researchers at the University of South Florida and advocacy partners to assess and address the unmet support and information needs of African American/Black, Hispanic/Latina, Asian, Pacific Islander or Indigenous breast cancer survivors and people in treatment. Please take this short, 15 min survey. We will use the results of the survey to improve our current programs and create new resources to meet unmet needs.

https://bit.ly/breast-cancer-resources

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