HumanRights

Kristina on Albinism in the UK: “I Don’t Want Other Children to Feel the Way I Did”

Kristina, Chair of the Albinism Fellowship, reflects on childhood exclusion, mental health, low vision and the barriers people with albinism face in education and employment. She explains why effective support must begin with listening, adapt over time and include meaningful connection with the albinism community.

Patrick Wadula on Albinism and Skin Cancer in South Africa

South African advocate Patrick Wadula reflects on growing up with albinism, building a career across journalism and communications, confronting discrimination, and addressing the preventable skin cancer crisis affecting persons with albinism.

Julio Levotre: Believing in Every Child’s Power to Change Their Future

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Julio Levotre supports children with albinism and their mothers from the maternity ward to adulthood, placing acceptance, inclusive education and family support at the heart of lasting change.