Digital Issue: CHANGEMAKERS
Digital download of the complete issue:
The CHANGEMAKERS issue, Feb / Mar 2020, Vol 5, No 1, 47 pages
This issue is a nod to the woman who got breast cancer and then decided to stay and work to create a better environment for those diagnosed after her. Maybe that’s you, maybe you’re hard at work creating a resource for our community, or maybe you have some ideas but haven’t put them into motion yet. Let this issue of WILDFIRE be your inspiration.
Or, perhaps you don’t see yourself as a trailblazer per se. Or you worry you don’t have big enough ideas or large enough resources. Again, let this issue be your inspiration. Change need not be huge. Yes, we have within this issue some women doing massive work for our community, but don’t let that daunt you. We need all different shades of changemakers in our community. No one service or person can do it all.
Cover model: Rebecca Timlin-Scalera
Contents:
The River a poem by Robin Goode | Remembering Rebecca by Susan Rahn | Why I Made Breast Cancer My Life’s Work by Roberta Lombardi | Talking to Kids About Cancer by Sara Olsher | The Breast and The Sea: Transforming Our Scars a photo story by Rebecca Pine | In Search of True Informed Consent by Christy Avila | Working Through Cancer by Jeralyn Mastroianni | The Road to Advocacy by Sondra Price | Grasping Science Together by Julia Maues, Christine Hodgdon, and Jasmine Souers | Building a Better Block by Amy Cardillo | Living with MBC: Skeleton Woman & Other Stories by Astrid Swan
Additional Contributors: Rebecca Hall Dickson, Rebecca Katz, Kimberley Bowles, Kristen Carbone, Kathy Conway, Monica Haro, Emily Hopper, Sheila McGlown, Stori Nagel, Kelsey Smith
PLUS: The Visionaries - Changemaker Nominations: Reader Stories featuring Gina Collier, Erika Stallings, the founders of Flat Closure NOW, Roberta Albany, Melanie Testa, Rhayne Thomas, Catherine Guthrie, and Rebecca “RSB” Scollon Butts
AND: Yoga | Cook for Someone You Love: Nutrition | Almond Chocolate Chip Cookies: Recipe | Tell Your Story
Digital download of the complete issue:
The CHANGEMAKERS issue, Feb / Mar 2020, Vol 5, No 1, 47 pages
This issue is a nod to the woman who got breast cancer and then decided to stay and work to create a better environment for those diagnosed after her. Maybe that’s you, maybe you’re hard at work creating a resource for our community, or maybe you have some ideas but haven’t put them into motion yet. Let this issue of WILDFIRE be your inspiration.
Or, perhaps you don’t see yourself as a trailblazer per se. Or you worry you don’t have big enough ideas or large enough resources. Again, let this issue be your inspiration. Change need not be huge. Yes, we have within this issue some women doing massive work for our community, but don’t let that daunt you. We need all different shades of changemakers in our community. No one service or person can do it all.
Cover model: Rebecca Timlin-Scalera
Contents:
The River a poem by Robin Goode | Remembering Rebecca by Susan Rahn | Why I Made Breast Cancer My Life’s Work by Roberta Lombardi | Talking to Kids About Cancer by Sara Olsher | The Breast and The Sea: Transforming Our Scars a photo story by Rebecca Pine | In Search of True Informed Consent by Christy Avila | Working Through Cancer by Jeralyn Mastroianni | The Road to Advocacy by Sondra Price | Grasping Science Together by Julia Maues, Christine Hodgdon, and Jasmine Souers | Building a Better Block by Amy Cardillo | Living with MBC: Skeleton Woman & Other Stories by Astrid Swan
Additional Contributors: Rebecca Hall Dickson, Rebecca Katz, Kimberley Bowles, Kristen Carbone, Kathy Conway, Monica Haro, Emily Hopper, Sheila McGlown, Stori Nagel, Kelsey Smith
PLUS: The Visionaries - Changemaker Nominations: Reader Stories featuring Gina Collier, Erika Stallings, the founders of Flat Closure NOW, Roberta Albany, Melanie Testa, Rhayne Thomas, Catherine Guthrie, and Rebecca “RSB” Scollon Butts
AND: Yoga | Cook for Someone You Love: Nutrition | Almond Chocolate Chip Cookies: Recipe | Tell Your Story
Digital download of the complete issue:
The CHANGEMAKERS issue, Feb / Mar 2020, Vol 5, No 1, 47 pages
This issue is a nod to the woman who got breast cancer and then decided to stay and work to create a better environment for those diagnosed after her. Maybe that’s you, maybe you’re hard at work creating a resource for our community, or maybe you have some ideas but haven’t put them into motion yet. Let this issue of WILDFIRE be your inspiration.
Or, perhaps you don’t see yourself as a trailblazer per se. Or you worry you don’t have big enough ideas or large enough resources. Again, let this issue be your inspiration. Change need not be huge. Yes, we have within this issue some women doing massive work for our community, but don’t let that daunt you. We need all different shades of changemakers in our community. No one service or person can do it all.
Cover model: Rebecca Timlin-Scalera
Contents:
The River a poem by Robin Goode | Remembering Rebecca by Susan Rahn | Why I Made Breast Cancer My Life’s Work by Roberta Lombardi | Talking to Kids About Cancer by Sara Olsher | The Breast and The Sea: Transforming Our Scars a photo story by Rebecca Pine | In Search of True Informed Consent by Christy Avila | Working Through Cancer by Jeralyn Mastroianni | The Road to Advocacy by Sondra Price | Grasping Science Together by Julia Maues, Christine Hodgdon, and Jasmine Souers | Building a Better Block by Amy Cardillo | Living with MBC: Skeleton Woman & Other Stories by Astrid Swan
Additional Contributors: Rebecca Hall Dickson, Rebecca Katz, Kimberley Bowles, Kristen Carbone, Kathy Conway, Monica Haro, Emily Hopper, Sheila McGlown, Stori Nagel, Kelsey Smith
PLUS: The Visionaries - Changemaker Nominations: Reader Stories featuring Gina Collier, Erika Stallings, the founders of Flat Closure NOW, Roberta Albany, Melanie Testa, Rhayne Thomas, Catherine Guthrie, and Rebecca “RSB” Scollon Butts
AND: Yoga | Cook for Someone You Love: Nutrition | Almond Chocolate Chip Cookies: Recipe | Tell Your Story
