Daniel Rušar writes books for children and adults about difficult situations and possible solutions, so they cab read them together and discuss. Rušar works as a communication and conflict resolution trainer and coach. He has vitiligo and taught a Laughing Yoga exercise. You can connect with Daniel through instagram @strong_when_laughing

Andy has had vitiligo for over twenty years and finds a way to cope through running.

Tiffany Taylor is located in Philly. She has had vitiligo for a few years and she loves to live out loud. She is a great connection for workouts, smoothie recipes or talk.

Ali Duncan lead our yoga workshop from her studio Urban Sanctuary located in Denver, Colorado. Duncan has been helping others through yoga and energy recalibration for the last 15 years. Her intuitive work results in clearing of trapped emotions, stronger connection to self, removal of blocks, and strengthening an individual’s physical and mental health.

Skincare and beauty tips shared from our vitiligan leaders Andrea Thomas and Lidia Bach.

This workshop was a collaborative exercise with leaders, Caroline Desrosiers and Lauren Reid. Vitiligo was described in an empowering tone and beautifully presented as works of art.

Andre Joachim is a mental health professional based in Chicago, Illinois. His current research interest includes the overall mental health and well-being of people of individuals diagnosed with vitiligo in comparison to normative populations. Visibly Imperfectly Perfect addresses the needs of characteristically unique individuals. Joachim is seeing new patients through his foundation, Visibly Imperfectly Perfect.

Sparkle Lindsey is a life coach, assisting with substance abuse and addiction. Her book is available online.

Reuben is a multilingual man, professional model, and self-improvement advocate. He has had vitiligo since he was four years old and thanks to the process of learning, self-awareness, and additional support from the family and realizes the true importance of self-worth. This workshop was made to demonstrate how to properly utilize tools and resources, and build your dreams into a reality.

Iomikoe Johnson addresses the issues with Spotted Face, a filter that adds spotted skin to the user, but the person that the filter is made after does not have the ability to take on and off the spots on the face.

Nadine Abouchaleh is a dermatologist with her medical degree from the University of Illinois Chicago and earned a bachelor’s in psychology at the University of California. Abouchaleh presents a brief medical perspective on vitiligo, piebaldism and albinism.

Dr. Richard H. Huggins is a dermatologist who specializes in vitiligo at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit Michigan where he has made many important contributions in vitiligo research. Dr. Rich has been particularly engaged with vitiligo support groups, having served as a medical director for the V Strong Vitiligo Support Community based in Detroit, MI since 2008, and he is the chairman of the Global Vitiligo Foundation community support section.

Alicia Roufs is the marketing director of a national non-profit group, VITFriends, a vitiligo support community. She is also the founder of the local VITFriends support group in Minnesota.

Divya Manivannan is a first-generation Indian-American, a medical graduate, and a vitiligo advocate. She hopes to educate, create awareness among non-vitiligo people and share her personal experiences.

Jennifer Renee is a beauty influencer, performing artist, visual artist, musician, and entrepreneur based in NYC. She is the founder of Ivoree Beauty LLC and launched a collection of lashes and beauty products that are inclusive for people with albinism.

Empowering women, vitiligans and humans all around the world.

Aiesha Robinson is a coach, Founder of Born To Rise, a Professional Speaker, and a Published Fashion Model. Robinson was able to overcome her many hardships by shifting her mindset to one that’s remained positively life changing. Now is your time to RISE.

Filmed, Written, and Directed by Lid’ya Moore.