Vision

As a result of our work, we envision a world in which: We live without fear of losing our breasts or our lives as a result of what we’ve eaten, touched, or breathed because the environmental causes of breast cancer have been identified and eliminated.​ Most breast cancer can be prevented, while safe detection and treatment of the disease are the standard and available to all.​ We have succeeded in informing and mobilizing a public that is unrelenting and holds government and business accountable for contaminating our bodies and our environment.​ Public policy protects our health and is guided by the principle that credible evidence of harm rather than proof of harm is sufficient to mandate policy changes in the public’s best interest.​ We have done justice to those affected by breast cancer whose struggle and dedication inspired our resolve.​

Goals

1. 1.Elevate the science linking toxic chemicals and exposures with breast cancer in the national research conversation.
2. 2.Develop, prioritize, and enact policies that reduce or eliminate the types and amounts of toxic exposures linked to breast cancer.
3. 3.Generate a diversified, robust, and sustainable revenue approach that supports the work of the current and future initiatives.