Sora J. Kasuga, a Japanese American person with vascular and lymphatic malformations on the left side of their face, smiles widely at the camera while resting their chin on top of their folded hands against a black backdrop. Photo Credit: Positive Exposure
A portrait of Christina Raj, an Indian woman and ground-breaking activist living with Ichthyosis. Photo Credit: But Natural Photography
A headshot of Crystal Marshall, a Black actress and face equality advocate with a facial difference affecting her right cheek.
Sora J. Kasuga, a Japanese American person with vascular and lymphatic malformations on the left side of their face, smiles widely at the camera while resting their chin on top of their folded hands against a black backdrop. Photo Credit: Positive Exposure
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Welcome!
Facial Difference is a social disability that is often hidden or ignored. The FaceOut Project is a love letter to the global Facial Difference (FD) community. It's a place where love, belonging, and activism can breathe life into societal change for facially different people, and where the experiences of those most marginalized are centered. It's a place where individuals can find resources and community. And, most of all it's a place where we can embrace the wholeness of our humanity.
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