Laura’s campaigning journey (so far)
Our ambassador Laura speaks about her experiences as a campaigner and offers guidance for taking those first steps into the world of campaigning.
Read or listen to real stories from people affected by visible difference, their parents and families, as well as Changing Faces staff and volunteers. Inspired to share your story? We’d love to hear it – share your story now.
Our ambassador Laura speaks about her experiences as a campaigner and offers guidance for taking those first steps into the world of campaigning.
For the visible difference community, Halloween can be a terrifying reminder of the association between difference and monstrosity. Campaigner Chris believes films aren’t helping.
Dressing up for Halloween is part of the fun, but Sophie is asking people to think about the impact of using a condition as a costume.
Kaylin shares her hate-related experiences to encourage others to join Changing Faces in challenging unacceptable behaviours.
Our ambassador, Natalie, shares her advice on how to wear clothing with confidence this summer.
Ryan reflects on the difference between a look and a stare, sharing his own experiences with his views on how society behaves towards people with a visible difference.
It's Face Equality Week and the theme is staring. Atholl, the face of our #StopTheStare video, reflects on his experiences with staring.
It’s Face Equality week, and we’re calling for the public to better understand the impact of negative behaviours, such as staring, on those who have a visible difference or disfigurement. Today, our campaigners share how staring impacts their lives.
It’s National Superhero Day, and our campaigner Jude shares thoughts on her favourite Netflix series, The Umbrella Academy.
Mikaela shares her wish for a peaceful Day of Transgender Visibility for everyone.
Our campaigner Ryan shares his views on why support and awareness raising are key to our new strategy.
In this edition of our podcast, Ella, Hannah & Shankar reflect on what it's like to date someone when you have a visible difference.