a new kind of cancer community
Supporting the woman behind the the diagnosis.
Baddies Beating Cancer is a survivor-led community rooted in movement, music, and connection — helping women care for themselves through treatment, survivorship, and beyond.
Who we are
We do more than survive.We find ways to feel alive.
We’re building a survivor-led community that brings women together through movement, connection, shared experiences, and meaningful support.
Designed to be accessible and available on demand, our offerings create opportunities for women to reconnect with themselves and one another, on their own terms.
What we believe
BBC does not replace medical care. It stands beside it, supporting the parts of the cancer experience that medicine was never designed to carry.
Because navigating cancer is about more than treating a disease. It’s also about caring for yourself through changes to your body, identity, relationships, and emotional well-being.
Medicine addresses the cancer. BBC supports the woman living through it.
The Baddies Experience
What we’re buildingMind, Body, and Soul.
The Baddies Experience is taking shape through survivor-led classes, conversations, coaching, and community — created to give women meaningful ways to care for themselves and connect with others who understand their lived experience.
From dance, yoga, and meditation to creativity, guidance, and practical support, our experiences will be available on demand, so women can find what they need, exactly when they need it.
Community
Baddies reach back to help other women move forward.
Cancer can feel profoundly isolating, even when you’re surrounded by people who love you.
There’s something powerful about connecting with a woman who’s been where you are — someone who understands what you’re going through without needing an explanation.
BBC is being built around those connections. Women sharing their experiences, showing up for one another, and reaching back to help the next woman move through it.
Community isn’t just part of BBC. It’s the entire purpose.
Meet Crystal
FounderSurvivorBaddie
Crystal Vaughan Ramakrishnan was diagnosed with stage 3C cervical cancer at 41 and reached NED in November 2025. With a career spanning advertising and digital media, event production and dance fitness, she saw firsthand how much support a woman needs beyond medical care — and built the community she wished she'd had.
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Be a part of what we’re building today and everything that comes next.