In season 2 episode 4 of PBS Digital Studios’ First Person, host Aaryn Lang talks with activist...
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A series of personal stories from trans people who were diagnosed with breast cancer.
Two new moms and a cancer diagnosis - video.
Kimiko Does Cancer tells the story of a young, queer, mixed-race woman’s experience with the...
Captures both the vulnerabilities and the resiliencies of the convergence between feelings about...
A writer’s narrative of metastatic cancer and dying in a foreign land, while being with friends,...
An artist’s cancer journey with a supporting cast made up of her partner and four legged...
The Lesbians and Breast Cancer Project was a community-based participatory study conducted in...
Discusses assumptions about queer women and misconceptions about queer bodies.
Advice for trans people with breast cancer on making their cancer care team aware of their gender...