Welcoming our newest campaigners
Seven more amazing campaigners have joined our programme. Let’s say hello!…
News
News and press releases from our charity as well as updates and developments relevant to the visible difference community.
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Introducing our new CEO – Louise Wright
We are delighted to announce our new Chief Executive, Louise Wright, who will take on the role from late July.
Our latest campaign calls for brands to make visible differences more visible
We want Britain’s brands, casting agencies and media owners to provide greater representation of people with visible differences.
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A Q&A with the director of Stitch Head
Campaigner Eden asks the director of animated film Stitch Head, Steve Hudson, about why he was drawn to the film’s story which reflects many of the experiences of the visible difference community.
Kate Pryke announced as new Chair of Changing Faces
Kate Pryke has today been announced as our new Chair of the Board of Trustees. Kate replaces our outgoing Trustee and Interim Chair Susan Harrison who has been a Trustee since 2013 and interim Chair since January 2025 .
Martina Holmberg wins the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize 2025
Martina Holmberg was named the winner for her portrait “Mel”, which is part of a series exploring visible differences.
We’re calling for fair casting for people with visible differences
In an open letter, we’ve asked casting agents to do their bit towards positive change in the TV and film industry, by ensuring fair casting for people with visible differences.
Starting my journey with Changing Faces in Wales
Victoria Thomas shares her journey joining Changing Faces Wales as Skin Camouflage Practitioner, combining her cosmetics expertise with passion for helping others.
2024-25 recap: How we promote acceptance of visible differences
Oliver talks about what he’s done as a Changing Faces campaigner over the last year to improve acceptance of visible differences, and make change happen.
James Bond director: Time for a new approach to visible difference representation?
With a new James Bond director having been announced, will there be a step away from Bond villains being characterised by visible differences?…
Faber Books Releases Empowering New Anthology for Children: Owning It
This month, Faber Books published Owning It: Our Disabled Childhoods in Our Own Words — a powerful and inspiring anthology crafted for children.
A jam-packed day of training (and fun) with our campaigners
Our latest group of campaigners got to meet in person for the first time for a day of media training, campaign planning and photoshoots.
Campaigner stars in short film about woman who finds companionship in the world’s final days
Our campaigner Crystal talks about how living with a visible difference helped her to connect with the character of Sadie in The Woman Who Waited to the End of the World.