African Albinism Ambassadors

08/03/2025

Passez un bon dimanche mes AlbiStars

08/02/2025

Waatson explains Standing Up Against Stigma:

*My High School Story *

"As a person with albinism, I've faced my fair share of challenges and misconceptions. In high school, some classmates(especially the girls)would often provoke me with hurtful questions like "Do albinos see?" or "How many fingers are these?" 🤣

But I decided to turn the tables so before they realised what was happening i was asking them, "How many fingers are in🤟?" 😂 And you know what? Despite my visual impairment, I've always been able to adapt and excel in various activities, putting a thread 🍆into the whole of a needle with ease!

This experience taught me that people with albinism are capable and talented individuals who deserve respect and understanding. Let's work together to break down stigmas and promote inclusivity! 🌟

Was he right or wrong,please leave an opinion in the comment section

08/02/2025

In a world🌎 where being vulnerable is like wearing a 'please harass me sign, Agent-F shows up like a superhero🔥, fighting for justice and protecting people with albinism and others who are easy targets.

Determined to outsmart the bad guy LèMec, Agent-F uses his ninja skills to keep the innocent safe and bring the bad guys to justice⚖️⚖️.

As their ridiculous battle goes down, Agent-F's refusal to give up and clever plans pave the way for a brighter future 🌟🌟, proving that when we work together, we can overcome even the most absurd challenges.💪💪💪

08/01/2025

*Let's Talk About Albinism! 🌟*

Hey friends! 👋 We want to hear from YOU!
🤗 If you're a person with albinism, have you ever faced social stigma or discrimination?
🤔 How do you handle these challenges in your daily life? 💪

Share your story with us! 💬 Let's break down barriers and promote inclusion for all.
Together, we can make a difference! 💕
African Albinism Ambassadors

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08/01/2025

*Call to Action*
Join us in advocating for the rights and dignity of people with albinism. Together, we can create a more inclusive society where everyone feels valued and respected. Share this post with someone who might be interested in learning more about albinism awareness.




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07/31/2025

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Today, we remember. We grieve. And we recommit.

At a moving ceremony in Tanzania, 33 new names were read aloud and added to the Nithamini memorial — a monument dedicated to victims of brutal attacks against people with albinism.

Nithamini means “Value Me.” It is both a name and a plea, a call to recognize the humanity, dignity, and worth of every person with albinism.

Family members and community leaders laid flowers. UTSS students like Mwigulu and Sundi shared powerful words. And our founder, Peter Ash, rededicated the site, urging all of us to carry the fight forward.

At the height of the crisis, 36 attacks were reported in just one year. While attacks have decreased, they have not stopped. The names added today remind us how far we’ve come — and how far we still have to go.

Let’s stand together. Let’s protect the next generation.

💛 Donate today to help end these attacks for good: give.underthesamesun.com/UTSS2025

07/31/2025

07/30/2025

"Meet Muntoh, a talented student with albinism who's turned his struggles into strength!

😊 Despite facing bullying and mockery,Muntoh found solace in rap music and created a music club that became a hit in his school!

🎤🔥 His confidence grew, and he won over his classmates with his charisma and lyrics.

🌟 Muntoh's story is a powerful reminder that with talent, determination, and passion, anyone can shine, regardless of their differences!

Stay tuned for full story ,chapter by chapter.
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By Boma Boma
African Albinism Ambassadors

04/28/2025