Collaborating for Change in Breast Cancer Treatment and Equity
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
At Sister2Sister, our partnerships strengthen our mission to reduce disparities in breast cancer care and survival. Through community partnerships, research collaborations, and innovative initiatives, we’re building a brighter future for underserved women impacted by breast cancer.
Sister2Sister partners with Unite Genomics to empower underserved breast cancer patients with AI-driven insights, identifying care gaps and ensuring timely screenings and treatments. This collaboration bridges healthcare disparities, enhances patient advocacy, and improves outcomes by providing personalized, data-driven support for equitable, high-quality breast cancer care.
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
GirlTrek Mission
Pioneering a health movement for African-American women and girls, GirlTrek combines walking campaigns, community leadership, and health advocacy to inspire healthier lives and stronger communities.
Mission Possible-Warriors
Sister2Sister proudly supports GirlTrek’s vision through the Mission Possible-Warriors Team, spearheaded by breast cancer survivor Dorothy Reed and Health and Wellness Professional Ms. Debe Davis. Together, we empower Black women to strengthen their bodies, embrace knowledge, and sustain themselves through community support.
JOIN US!
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When: Every Saturday morning at 7:00 AM
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Where: Johnson Park, 1281 River Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854
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Contact: Email Dorothy Reed at s2s@sncnj.org to join the team.
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
Advancing Equity in Cancer Treatment and Survival
Sister2Sister collaborates with esteemed researchers and organizations to improve health equity, address systemic disparities, and create informed pathways for cancer care. Our Key Research Partners:
Dr. Shawna V. Hudson, PhD
Vice Chancellor of Dissemination and Implementation Science, Rutgers Health
Senior Associate Dean for Population Health Research
Professor, Vice Chair of Research, and Henry Rutgers Chair of Family Medicine and Community Health
Director, Center Advancing Research and Evaluation for Patient-Centered Care (CARE-PC), Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Co-director of Community Engagement, New Jersey Alliance for Clinical and Translational Science
Dr. Anita Kinney, PhD, RN, FAAN, FABMR
Professor, Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology
School of Public Health Director, Cancer Health Equity Center of Excellence
Associate Director for Population Science and Community Outreach
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
Director, Screen NJ
Rutgers University
INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS
PINPOINT (Promoting INformed Approaches About Precision Oncology and Immunotherapy)
This groundbreaking online educational tool empowers members of the Black community to make informed decisions about cancer treatments and clinical trials. By bridging gaps in understanding and accessibility, PINPOINT helps Black families navigate complex health decisions.
How It Works:
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One-on-one interviews with Black cancer patients, their families, and oncology providers to refine the prototype.
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Additional testing with patients to ensure usability and effectiveness.
We welcome you to view the Zoom marketing video above for this study.
Interested in participating?
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Call the PINPOINT team at 732-235-8254
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Email: PINPOINT@cinj.rutgers.edu or Olivia.foran@rutgers.edu
PARTNER WITH US
Your partnership can help lower mortality rates and improve outcomes for underserved women affected by breast cancer. Together, we can expand education, improve access to care, and pioneer innovative solutions to reduce health disparities.
Ways to Collaborate:
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Support community programs like Mission Possible-Warriors.
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Contribute to cutting-edge research initiatives like PINPOINT.
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Advocate for accessible screening and survivorship resources.
