HER2
The Diagnosed, The Caregiver and Their Son.
NOW AVAILABLE
(OCTOBER 2024)
Photography and Text by:
Anna & Jordan Rathkopf
"HER2" offers a deeply personal exploration of our family’s experience following Anna’s breast cancer diagnosis at age 37. Through Anna’s evocative photography and reflections, we reveal the emotional landscape of rebuilding confidence and reshaping identity from diagnosis to “survivorship.” Jordan’s lens delves into the complexities of caregiving, portraying the often unseen pressures of being a constant pillar of support.
Together, we also reflect on our son, whose life has been profoundly shaped by this journey.
Recognized with the 2024 Photographic Achievement and Social Impact Award by the United Nations.
UPCOMING SIGNINGS, LECTURES AND EXHIBITIONS
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Book Signing with the Rathkopfs
1PM at the Daylight Boothhe International Center of Photography (ICP), located at 79 Essex Street, New York City, is the world’s leading institution dedicated to photography and visual culture.
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"Understanding the Role of a Cancer Caregiver"
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Psychosocial Clinical Spotlight: Visual Conversations between the Diagnosed and their Caregiver
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"HER2 - A Journey Through the Lens of Love and Survival"
Book Signing and Lecture with Q&A321 E 73rd St, New York, NY 10021
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HER2 Exhibition and Signing at the Helmsley Building
230 Park Avenue
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Exhibition at the 2024
The Chick Mission’s Annual Gala returns on Thursday, October 24 for an inspiring celebration of our mission in support of women battling cancer and brighter fertility futures.
Our biggest party of the year gathers supporters, survivors, medical professionals, industry leaders, and advocates for one hell of a night. Dollars raised fuel our vital efforts in changing the women’s healthcare and cancer care status quo. As a part of this year’s event, HER2 will have an exhibition in the space for the event recognizing Kate Ryder, Founder & CEO of Maven Clinic with the annual Chick On A Mission award.
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A(I) Brighter Tomorrow: Cancer and Beyond inaugural exhibition
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Lecture and Visual Presentation of HER2