In 2016, téva, the first women's channel, celebrated its 20th birthday and became, for the first year, partner of the Estée Lauder Pink Ribbon Photo Award, by organizing the Téva Audience Award on its website.

For téva, who defines itself as a "benevolent and inspiring accomplice" for her female audience, this partnership seemed all the more natural as the channel and its animators are among the most active supporters of the Ruban Rose Association.

 




“My name is Caroline. I lost my parents to cancer when I was 25, so I traveled around the world for a year, alone. When I returned, my cancer was there, hormone-dependent, very aggressive. Another adventure began. There were two phases. First, the fear. The fear of dying, of not being able to make it. Then, acceptance: understanding that my mother’s cancer is not mine and that I am not responsible. Gratitude comes from others. I have a great deal of admiration for the photographers who accompanied me. They helped me surpass my fears. We worked together on looking at cancer, telling the story with great poetry, sensitivity, and femininity. It is thanks to them that I see the disease differently. To my parents. From my mother, I’ve kept her smile, her strength, her fighting spirit in the face of adversity, even after four relapses, this ability always to get up again. From my father, his humor and not taking himself too seriously. Always see the positive side and enjoy life. More than ever, you are with me.”
— Caroline