Blog Features
While stationed at a military base in Arizona, Samantha Mack was introduced to roller derby. Originally inspired by the for-women, by-women nature of the sport, she saw the need to create a positive and safe space for Black skaters.
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While living and working in Afghanistan, Melanie was diagnosed with breast cancer. She now bravely advocates for community by openly sharing her experiences, and teaches through the healing powers of yoga.
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Maggie Kudirka has been living with Stage IV Metastatic Breast Cancer for over 6 years – emphasis on living. Diagnosed at 23 years old while a ballet dancer with the prestigious Joffrey Concert Group in New York City, she became known as the Bald Ballerina. Her life today is one of inspired hope and legacy.
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While flourishing and dancing through life in New York City, breast cancer was the last thing on Danielle Tropsa’s mind. Her journey of survival has brought new perspectives and a mission to help other young women.
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After receiving a diagnosis that forever changed the trajectory of her life, Karolina Krauze had the opportunity to take control. She seized it, and now focuses on positive outcomes for an even better story.
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