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.
News and press releases from our charity as well as updates and developments relevant to the visible difference community.
We want Britain’s brands, casting agencies and media owners to provide greater representation of people with visible differences.
Wishing our latest group of brilliant campaigners a big welcome to Changing Faces.
Our ambassador Adam Pearson embodies the joy that comes from embracing yourself in his latest film, A Different Man.
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.
Andrew Smart, Head of Communications talks about our concerns over Meta's decisions to change their approach to monitoring post activity…
We are proud to be working alongside Anthony Lexa and Teemill to launch a new clothing collection that champions the message beauty isn’t skin deep.
Helen Marshall is the new Chair of Changing Faces' Board of Trustees. She will officially begin her role on 1st December.
Supermarket chain, Aldi has released a new range of dolls which include visible differences, such as birthmarks and vitiligo.
On 31st July, we held a get together with our campaigners to talk about campaigning priorities, explore creative ideas and generally have a lovely time!…
After appearing in S2EP8 of House of the Dragon, Changing Faces ambassador, Rob Rhodes has spoken out about some fans’ misuse of language regarding his visible difference.
This Face Equality Week (13-19 May) we’re championing creativity as a tool for social change and highlighting the importance of representation.
This Halloween, we’ve launched a campaign that highlights the reductive tropes in films that ‘contribute to othering and abuse’ in the everyday lives of those with visible differences.
Our campaigners and ambassadors are proudly saying ‘This Is Me’ this Face Equality Week, presenting themselves as the role models they want to see more of.