LIVE, LOVE BEYOND COLORS
Albinism Enlightenment, Esteem Management, Dymystify Hatred Campaign, Sensitization On Albinism, Anti-Racism
About Us
Beyond colors Is a Non-governmental organization that’s set to demystify the myths and truth of albinism, enlightenment on albinism and sensitize the society and general public on what albinism is about. We’re out here to make it clear that the existence of man (human) goes beyond the physical.All of us at beyond colors also helps people with esteem issues, build their confidence and help them improve their esteem. We do this through online seminars, online enlightenment posts and also physical outreaches. Making sure discrimination goes to it’s minimal and the skin color is seen just as a facade cover that it is, bridging the gap discrimination has put between and amongst the existence of mankind. Beyond colors has come to build a Life Beyond Colors. You’re With Us Aren’t You?
IAAD ’25: Demanding Our Rights, Protect Our Skin, Protect Our Lives
Every year, the International Albinism Awareness Day (IAAD) reminds the world of the beauty, humanity, and strength of persons with albinism. It is a day to challenge discrimination, speak out against injustice, and celebrate resilience. This year, the global theme is loud and clear: Demanding our rights, protect our skin, protect our lives.
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At Beyond Colors, we respond to this call with purpose and passion.
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The 4th edition of Beyond Colors is a powerful tribute to this year's message. It carries stories that demand attention, poetry that dares to speak truth, and voices that refuse to be silenced. From in-depth features on skin protection and human rights to personal stories of survival, advocacy, and triumph, this edition is more than a magazine. It is a declaration of visibility, dignity, and justice.
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This edition is for everyone who believes that human rights are not optional and that people with albinism deserve to live safely, boldly, and beautifully. It is for those who choose to live and love beyond colors.
IAAD'24: A Decade of Collective Progress
Beyond Colors Magazine: Third Edition Now Available
We are excited to announce the release of the third edition of our Beyond Colors Magazine, in celebration of World Albinism Day, this edition continues to highlight and celebrate the unique experiences of individuals with albinism in Nigeria.
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In this edition, we delve deeper into the stories that matter, featuring inspiring narratives from those within the albinism community who are breaking barriers and making a difference. This issue also tackles persistent myths head-on, providing clear, factual information to educate and inform our readers.
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Our foundation’s ongoing efforts to demystify albinism and foster an inclusive society are showcased throughout the magazine. You’ll find updates on our recent initiatives, impactful community projects, and the strides we’ve made towards greater awareness and acceptance.
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Download the third edition of our magazine now to witness our journey, gain valuable insights, and support our mission to create a more understanding and inclusive world for everyone with albinism. Be a part of the change—access the latest issue today and join us in celebrating diversity and resilience.
UNITED IN MAKING OUR VOICES HEARD
CELEBRATING IAAD'22
We talked about STRENGTH against all ODDS and we were able to see and understand that we can be strong regardless of WHAT and WHY.
Being stronger than what the society perceives us to be is what is MAKING US UNITED, therefore ENABLING OUR VOICES to be HEARD far and WIDE for ALBINISM awareness and for the TRUTH and love for HUMANITY.
The voices we want to be heard isn't just about a person living with albinism, it's for humanity, last we checked humanity has no COLOR
So, what you are doing today is being HUMANITY advocate and MAKING OUR VOICES HEARD!
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL ALBINISM AWARENESS DAY Everyone! Enjoy the second edition of our MAGAZINE!
LIVE, LOVE BEYOND COLORS...
Celebrating IAAD'21
STRENGTH BEYOND ALL ODDS
Being made to shine as lights that we are has brought us to the point where we talk about how strong we are and have become beyond all odds. Last year’s international albinism awareness day and other years as far back as 3 years ago has been major enlightenments on myths and truths of albinism general celebrations of albinos, also the reassurance of people living with albinism that we are all made to shine, through online posts on our social media platforms and also online seminars. We’ve been able to reach quite a population of people enlightening them and sensitizing them on what albinism is. Helped quite a number of people living with albinism see their lives as better beyond the discrimination the society has to offer.This bulletin is to make obvious the impression some people had of albinism before they got enlightened, it’s a gift to every albino out there to see what people actually see them as rather than their assumptions, still in celebration of the international albinism awareness day 2021. This is to make clear that STRENGTH ISN’T IN THE MUSCLE, BUT IN THE ACT.
When I first met an albino, I felt indifferent - wasn’t discriminative but wasn’t just sure if I wanted any in my space, as a friend, or family. Then I met Matilda, she gave me the time and space to learn from her. She’s pretty and is my favorite albino till date, beautiful in and out - personality and character, I learned to love albinism when I loved her completely. I’m forever grateful for that......Download Our E-Magazine to access the other part of her impression about Albinim.
-Praise Achom
I've met several persons with albinism so, I'll give my impression on meeting each of them. I had an ex in primary school, who looked so much like an albino. He was so close to becoming an albino. He was obviously stubborn and so was flogged severally by the teacher. I noticed something about him, his skin responded badly to the whips than the melanin toned skin. His injuries bled more. I felt pity each time I saw him in that state....... Download Our E-Magazine to access the other part of her impression about Albinim.
-Saheed Omotayo
Contact Us
Beyond Colors is committed to exceeding your needs. Questions, comments or special requests? We’d love to hear from you, so don’t hesitate to reach out today.
7, Alayaki str, Enilolobo bus stop. Giwa Oke Aro Lagos. Nigeria
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