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NEWSLETTERS
Quarterly Newsletter 3 (Jul, Aug, Sep)
With momentum building, this quarter is where the magic happens! From bold ideas to transformative strides, we’re in full swing—and it’s all waiting for you inside. Dive in and feel the pulse of Q3!
Quarterly Newsletter 2 (Apr, May, Jun)
As the year unfolds, the journey continues—new milestones, fresh stories, and exciting progress. This quarter, we’re taking things to the next level, and we can’t wait to share it all with you. Let’s explore what’s been brewing!
Quarterly Newsletter 1 (Jan, Feb, Mar)
The first quarter is done, and just like that, our newsletter is here—packed with all the highlights and updates you’ve been craving. Dive in and see what we’ve been up to!
Quarterly Newsletter 4 (Oct, Nov, Dec)
Welcome to our very first newsletter! This is the beginning of something exciting, where stories, updates, and inspiration come together. Get ready to embark on this journey with us—we can’t wait to share what’s in store!
ALBINISM
What’s Your Color? Let’s Talk Pigment!
Let’s kick things off with a quick question: What’s your color? Are you black? White? Brown? Or maybe a little chocolatey? No, I’m not asking for your coffee order. I’m talking about skin tones, the stuff that gets everyone wrapped up in categories like black, white,...
The Revelation- My Journey To albinism advocacy
"Sherleen, You Have Albinism" It took me twenty-five years to utter those words to myself, a profound realization that came after a poignant phone conversation with Ducton, my elder brother. His gentle reminder unlocked memories I had subconsciously barricaded, a...
HEALTH
Monocular Telescopes: The Little Gadget That Could—But Should It?
When addressing visual impairments in individuals with albinism, particularly in children, monocular telescopes often come up as a recommended aid. Picture this: a child with albinism in class, squinting at the board like they're trying to decode an ancient...
The Silent Threat of Skin Cancer in Albinism.
Imagine spending every day under the blazing sun, with no shade, sunscreen, or protective clothing. For many people with albinism in coastal regions like Kilifi, this is an everyday reality. The sun, which most people rely on for warmth and energy, becomes a...