Positive Exposure
Founded in 1997 by former fashion photographer Rick Guidotti and Diane McLean, MD, PhD, MPH, is a highly innovative arts organization working with individuals living with genetic difference. Through vigorous cross-sector partnerships with health advocacy organizations, governmental agencies and educational institutions, Positive Exposure utilizes the visual arts to significantly impact the fields of genetics, mental health and human rights. Their programs support and promote human dignity through Positive Exposure's Spirit of Difference photographic image data bank and video interviews of persons, particularly children, living with genetic conditions.

Asante Mariamu
We are a grassroots campaign dedicated to increasing awareness about the immediate and long-term mortal threats to people living with albinism in East Africa. We work with many others to highlight a deadly black market as witch doctors promote the belief that body parts from people with albinism can bring wealth and luck. Many people with albinism are also dying prematurely and painfully from skin cancer.

Under The Same Sun Tanzania

N.O.A.H.
(National Organization for Albinism and Hypopigmentation)
NOAH is a U.S. based nonprofit, tax-exempt organization that offers informatione and support to people with albinism, their families and the professionals who work with them.

On The Spot: Albinos In Tanzania
Richard Mbuthia is a freelance journalist living in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Read his blog about the murders of albinos in this country.

Albinism Fellowship of the UK
Founded in 1979, by our late President Dr. W.O.G. Taylor, a retired Ophthalmologist, the Fellowship is a positive and socialble volunteer-run organisation that aims to provide information, advice and support for people with Albinism and their families. We also provide information about the condition to professionals working with people with albinism, and other appropriate interested parties.

The Salif Keita Global Foundation
Born in the African country of Mali, Salif Keita is recognized around the world as the "Golden Voice of Africa". He is the recipient of numerous Grammy nominations and is generally considered to be one of the world's greatest international singers. As a person with Albinism himself, Salif Keita has spent decades working to raise awareness and money for free healthcare and educational services for people with Albinism in Africa. He also seeks to create international advocacy for the plight of people with albinism around the world. In 2004, he was named the UN Ambassador for Music and Sports.