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OPEN MIC + DOCUMENTARY “Dreams beyond Tomorrow”by the Womanity Portrait Foundation Saturday, November 21, 4pm This cinematic documentary moves beyond the lens to capture the
November 16, 2026 | 5:00 to 7:00 PM | Carlsbad, California Womanity Portrait Foundation is happy to invite you to the November Networking Connector on
LocallyWell recently featured our work supporting breast cancer survivors in San Diego through photography, creative wellness programs, storytelling, and community. The article shares how Womanity
What happens when a community stops running and chooses to truly see one another in the present moment? On May 17th the Chula Vista Public
Dreams Beyond Tomorrow is a documentary created about women living with Stage IV metastatic breast cancer. Recently, we gathered for a private screening with the
Dreams Beyond Tomorrow: Learning the Wisdom of the Present Moment In today’s world, we are all “running.” We run toward deadlines and social obligations. However,
The Energy in the Room On March 2nd, the Womanity Portrait Foundation hosted Art as Healing: Honoring Women’s Stories at the Mingei International Museum. Although
We’re honored to share that our founder, Galina Semenova, was recently featured in the San Diego Union-Tribune in a moving article by journalist Lisa Deaderick,
Healing through portrait photography is at the heart of our mission at the Womanity Portrait Foundation. We’re proud to share that the Times of San
As of today, there are more than 4 million breast cancer survivors living in the United States. Each one of these women has a story
When we talk about breast cancer, most conversations center around the physical toll it takes on the body. But what about the emotional and mental
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women, with over 310,000 women expected to be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in the United States
