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MEET THE MOVEMENT

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7 in 10 women say their breasts shape how they see themselves

It’s not just a number. It’s a reflection of how deeply our culture ties value and identity to one part of a woman’s body.

Your body changed. Your power didn’t.

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It began with a mirror moment.

When Jennifer stood in front of the mirror after removing the implants that had made her sick, she wasn’t just looking at scars. She was staring at the crushing fear that her body—her real body—might no longer be lovable, beautiful, or enough.

That moment of honesty lit the spark that became

The Boob Project.

THIS WORK STARTED WITH A MIRROR

BUT IT GREW INTO A MOVEMENT,

Because breast cancer doesn’t just threaten a woman’s health. it threatens the connection she has with herself.

Her identity.
Her self-image.
Her sense of wholeness.
We’re here to change that.

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Give Her Strength

THIS IS OUR PURPOSE

To honor the woman rediscovering herself in a new reflection,
and reassure her that her beauty, worth, and identity remain unshaken.

NO TWO JOURNEYS ARE THE SAME

For every woman, navigating breast cancer means searching for answers, making choices, and finding a way forward that honors her body, her family, and most importantly, herself.

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TO EMPOWER BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS TO FEEL WHOLLY SEEN, CELEBRATED, AND UNSTOPPABLE.

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HUGS, TEARS, AND HANDS HELD (& COUNTING)

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I FELT EMPOWERED, SEEN, AND BEAUTIFUL IN A WAY I HADN’T BEFORE.

"My experience with The Boob Project was truly incredible. I had no idea what to expect, but from the moment we started, Jennifer put me completely at ease. Her warmth, presence, and genuine spirit made the entire shoot feel effortless—like spending time with a lifelong friend. By the end, I felt empowered, seen, and beautiful in a way I hadn’t before. I had wanted to document my scars for a long time, and she captured them in a way that felt both powerful and deeply personal. I’m beyond thrilled with the final photos and so grateful for this experience!"

MEET THE MOVEMENT

7 in 10 women say their breasts shape how they see themselves

It’s not just a number. It’s a reflection of how deeply our culture ties value and identity to one part of a woman’s body.

Your body changed. Your power didn’t.