Touch Black Breast Cancer

Stronger together. 💜 We’re proud to partner with TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance for the second year in a row at Momference—a powerful day dedicated to the community of mothers, conversation, and care. Join us in Washington, D.C. on May 16th as we come together to uplift, educate, and advocate for women’s health—because every woman deserves access to early detection and life-saving support. This is more than an event—it’s a movement for equity, awareness, and action. 📍 Washington, D.C. 📅 May 16th Be part of the change. #BexaEquityAlliance #TOUCHBBCA #Momference #WomensHealth #HealthEquity

MENTAL HEALTH • HEALING • SISTERHOOD 🫂 Thank you to Shahirah Brown, Esq. and Sistas In Suits for such an ON-TIME Mental Health Check-In, Check-Up event. 💜 We live in a world where we constantly consume negativity that can feel heavy and overwhelming. I thank God for women like Shahirah, who consistently show up for her sistas in meaningful, loving, and positive ways. She truly is her sister’s keeper and is walking boldly in her God-given gifts. I was honored to speak about health and wellness as it relates to cancer, and together we connected the importance of understanding our personal family medical and cancer lineage. We discussed how we are called to pass the baton of education — using our voices to inform, advocate, and uplift others. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue, And those who love it will eat its fruit.” — Proverbs 18:21 NKJV We also sent everyone home with a gentle, specifically curated, reminder rooted in Agape love: You Were Never Meant to Carry It All 💜 You were never meant to carry everything alone. Today was not a performance — it was a return. A return to yourself. A return to softness. A return to God’s love. Softness is not weakness. Softness is alignment. Softness is telling the truth about what you need. Softness is choosing yourself — without guilt. This week, move with intention: 💜 Have the conversation. 💜 Ask the question. 💜 Tell the truth. 💜 Care for your body. 💜 Choose rest without guilt. And above all — love yourself the way God loves you: Fully. Freely. Without condition. You are not behind. You are not too much. You are becoming — on purpose. — Your Sista, Nia Imani 💜 Psalm 91

✨ Tomorrow is the day! ✨ We are beyond excited for the Sistas In Suits “Check In & Check Up” FREE Community Event 💜 🙌 Over 70 people registered
🤝 20 amazing community supporters
🛍️ Vendors, resources, giveaways & more
🍿 In-kind snack donations to keep everyone fueled and connected 🎁 Raffle donations will help support our upcoming Sistas In Suits Lil’ Sis Brunch in October 2026 — a special empowerment experience created for young girls ages 12–19 focused on confidence, leadership, mentorship, self-care, sisterhood, and creating safe spaces for the next generation to grow and thrive. A huge THANK YOU to every supporter, donor, vendor, volunteer, and community partner who made this event possible. Your love and support mean everything to us! A special thank you to @drniimani for her connections, resources, continued support, and dedication to helping make this event possible. Thank you to @phillygirlsjump for your help, your impact and willingness to pour into the community. It is truly appreciated! We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow for a day of community, connection, wellness, and empowerment 💫

Let’s do Met Gala but Breast Cancer Edition #breastcancer #metgala2026 #metgalameme #cancermemes #breastcancer

Hey Moms! We survived. So will you!🌸💗🌸 #ifyoufeelsomethingsaysomething #mothersday

I am deeply honored to have been part of something so intentional, necessary, and transformative. A heartfelt thank you to @stupidcancer and Brigid Frasquillo for trusting us to help create space for conversations that center truth, identity, and healing—especially for those who are too often unheard. At CancerCon 2026, I facilitated a 90-minute workshop: “Rest, Identity & Healing in BIPOC AYA Survivorship.” This was more than a session—it was a restorative, survivor-centered space where Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) AYA survivors and caregivers could show up fully, without pressure to perform strength, gratitude, or resilience. Together, we explored a core truth: You are not only a survivor because you endured—you are a survivor because you are worthy of rest, agency, and a voice. We made room for: 💜 Honesty without explanation 💜 Rest without guilt 💜 Identity beyond illness 💜 Community as a pathway to healing We named what often goes unspoken: Survivorship is not linear. Healing has no deadline. Rest is not a reward—it is a right. We held space for reflection, truth-telling, and reclamation—reminding one another that we do not have to carry everything alone, and we do not have to rush our healing. Healing is a journey. Everyone left with a curated reminder—thoughtfully and intentionally created by Byrd Cancer Foundation, specifically for CancerCon: “Held While You Heal: A Reminder to Return To” A reflection designed not just to be read, but to be felt. To be returned to. To hold you on the days when survivorship feels heavy, uncertain, or unseen. Because survivorship isn’t just about getting through—it’s about what comes after. It’s about being seen, being heard, and being allowed to exist fully. Thank you again to Stupid Cancer for sharing your space with us. 🎗️💜 Together, we are building pathways to healing, empowerment, and community—because no one should navigate cancer alone. I am so thankful for everyone I met and connected with! We are FOREVER Family! ♾️🔐 #StupidCancer #CancerCon #ByrdCancerFoundation #RestIdentityAndHealing #BIPOC AYASurvivorship HeldWhileYouHeal AReminderToReturnTo

May is full of moments that matter—and we’re showing up for every one of them. 💜 From supporting moms and families to expanding access to care, Bexa Equity Alliance is proud to bring free, comfortable breast exams to communities in Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia this month. Because early detection should never be out of reach. Catch us on the ground, making an impact where it counts. ✨ #BexaEquityAlliance #BreastHealthMatters #MaternalHealth #HealthEquity #CommunityCare

Huge shoutout to our incredible supporters 💜 Because of your generosity and belief in the vision, we’re able to bring this FREE community event to life on May 9! This is more than just an event — it’s about unity, connection, and giving back. We appreciate every donation, every share, and every bit of love you’ve poured into making this happen. We can’t wait to highlight the amazing organizations we’re partnering with so be sure to stay tune as we spotlight the incredible groups helping make this FREE event possible! Let’s make May 9 unforgettable! Link in bio to register 💜

it’s the first of the month so here’s your monthly reminder to feel it on the fist so you don’t have to go through this for the rest of your life !!! 🫠💞 #feelitonthefirst #breastcancersurvivor #cancerjourney #fcancer

📔 👑CHECK YOUR JOURNALS👑📔 While you’re exploring your journals or starting a new one, it’s also that time of the month — time to #feelitonthefirst Y’all know the drill. This is your monthly reminder to take a few check your breasts and because it’s Mental Health Awareness Month, check in with yourself. As a breast cancer survivor and a counselor, I’m feeling more this month. I’ll be honest, I learned more about my own mental health after being diagnosed with breast cancer at 30 than I ever had before. I learned the truth about mental health beyond my schooling, trainings, and clinical hours. Those experiences gave me knowledge, but breast cancer gave me a different kind of understanding. It made me really get what mental health is all about. I learned that your mind and body are way more connected than we talk about. I learned that survivorship doesn’t just affect your appointments, scans, and treatment plan — it affects how safe you feel in your own body. And that’s why this reminder matters. Feel it on the first. Check your breasts. Check in with your mind. Pay attention to what feels normal for you and what feels different. And if something feels off, lean into your people! We’re not doing this from fear. We’re doing this because our bodies deserve to be listened to. Dear Boobie Queen, it’s time to Feel It on the First. #BreastCancerSurvivor #boobiequeen #boobiecrowns #boobiequeenco

Tit for Tat tomorrow! I know you miss us so don’t miss this girlfriend conversation. Tomorrow we are talking about all the products we use as black women so come learn about what’s happening in our lives and what’s best to use!

👑 Mental Health Month is Coming… Are You Caring for Your Crown? 👑 This May, The Boobie Queen Company is centering healing, honesty, and sisterhood with our theme: ✨ “Care for Your Crowns – Because Behind Every Crown is a Queen Healing.” ✨ Survivorship isn’t one moment—it’s a journey with phases that deserve care, compassion, and community: 💫 Survival Mode – Getting through diagnosis & treatment 💫 Adjustment Phase – Navigating your “new normal” 💫 Emotional Processing – Facing anxiety, fear, and identity shifts 💫 Restoring Self – Rediscovering confidence, body image, and joy 💫 Empowering Forward – Living boldly with support and purpose At Boobie Queen Co., we know healing doesn’t end when treatment does. Many survivors face anxiety, depression, and isolation long after the applause fades . That’s why we’re creating spaces where Queens can process, connect, and grow—together. Stay tuned for more details…. #breastcancer #mentalhealth #boobiequeenco #lifeaftercancer #oncology