Vision and Mission

The vision of the Wall of Hope Breast Cancer Survivors’ Project is to promote the restoration of the environment to its natural and clean state in which all forms of life on Earth can thrive. We honor breast cancer survivors who are part of a much wider human rights problem and global environ-mental crisis. We seek to broaden awareness of the environmental links to disease and compel responsible public policy.

The Wall of Hope Exhibit

The Wall of Hope traveling exhibit has visited more than 80 venues in California, plus four other states and Canada. We inform, comfort and give hope to thousands of cancer sur-vivors in our travels. The exhibit attracts people with cancer, and the concerned community alike, together with the media. The media is viewed as our partner in getting the urgent message out that to make progress on the cancer problem, we need to take a serious look at the connection between cancer and the environment. We believe, until we roll back the causes of cancer—the hundreds, if not thousands of toxins and toxic combinations we are exposed to—cancer rates will only continue to rise. The history of solving the cancer problem is based on treatment and not prevention. In the long run, the best investment will be proven to be in removing the chemicals that are causing so much cancer, death and destruction to all living things on Earth.