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Our guest host and ambassador Tulsi spoke to fellow campaigner Prisha and ambassador Shankar about navigating the challenges of having a visible difference in the South Asian community - sharing their experiences and tips along the way. Voices of Visible Difference is produced by Changing Faces, the UK’s leading charity for everyone with a scar, mark or condition that makes them look different. Follow them on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. A full transcription of the episode can be downloaded here: https://bit.ly/3MMkrwc

Our guest host and campaigner Hannah spoke to fellow campaigner Ella and ambassador Shankar about navigating the challenges of dating with a visible difference - sharing their own experiences and tips to feel more confident about dating.

Our campaigners Atholl, Emma and Hannah reflect on their experiences of having a visible difference. They share their thoughts on how they handle other people’s reactions to visible difference, and how they think people should behave when they meet someone with a scar, mark or condition that makes them look different.

One year on from the launch of our #VisibleHate film, actor, presenter and ambassador Adam Pearson speaks to fellow ambassadors, Phil and Tulsi, about what it was like for all three of them to be involved in the widely seen film which played a key role in raising awareness of appearance-related hate crime.

Junior Bake Off Winner Nikki Lilly spoke to our campaigner Jenny and Youth Action Group member Hannah about their personal experiences of appearance-related bullying.

Adam, Atholl and Jas speak about why men with visible differences should have more conversations about how they feel and get support if they need it.

Jude and Shankar share their thoughts on taking care of your mental health during the pandemic and managing anxieties around life after lockdown.

Natalie & Phil talk about the challenges of living with a visible difference during the pandemic and how they’ve stayed healthy, positive and connected.

Rory and Adam talk about their experiences during lockdown and how it recalls times when they were younger and experienced self-isolation.