Elevated Survivorship (ES) is a national 501c3 nonprofit advocacy organization dedicated to and in service of African American breast cancer survivors and metavivors. Founded by breast cancer survivor, Angela K. Waller, MA, ES is forging its path as the brand authority on all things related to African American breast cancer survivorship.
To provide a platform for African American breast cancer survivors to use their voices to drive health system change globally.
Elevated Survivorship is making a lasting impact on the South Side of Chicago by addressing breast cancer disparities for Black women. Through partnerships with hospitals, health systems, and community organizations, we focus on the Cancer Care Continuum, Environmental Justice, Food Justice, and Social-Emotional Well-Being. Together, we are bridging gaps in care, empowering women, and creating healthier futures for our community.
“Black women in Chicago’s South Side have a breast cancer mortality rate that is 46% higher than that of white women. This alarming statistic highlights the disparities in breast cancer outcomes and the urgent need for targeted interventions and support in these communities.”
– American Cancer Society.
Learn how we’re making strides to eliminate breast cancer disparities for Black women on Chicago’s South Side. Stay informed on our latest initiatives, partnerships, and success stories.
A coalition of hospitals, health systems, and community organizations focused on improving breast cancer outcomes for Black women on the South Side of Chicago.
1510 E. 55th Street
#15305
Chicago, IL 6061
info@elevatedsurvivorship.org
This #GivingTuesday, support Elevated Survivorship as we address breast cancer disparities for Black women on Chicago’s South Side and beyond. Through strong partnerships and a focus on health equity, we empower survivors, bridge gaps in care, and tackle critical issues like environmental justice, food justice, and emotional well-being. Your contribution amplifies the voices of African American breast cancer survivors, driving global health system change and creating healthier futures.