May 2026

In a remote village of Nakisenyi, Bulongo subcounty of Luuka District, Katengeke Racheal, a young girl living with albinism faced significant challenges due to her disability. Her skin color made her a target of stigma and discrimination, leading to low-self esteem and a deep fear of being haunted by society’s myths about albinism. This fear

Gimbo viola, a young woman with albinism from Madibira in Buyinda Subcounty, has always faced unique challenges in her life. Growing up in a community where myths about albinism often led to discrimination. Gimbo was determined to carve out a path for herself, her journey took a significant turn when she attended a training workshop

In Iganga Municipality Kwagala Margret, a woman living with albinism and a Chair Person of Women with Albinism Association. She faced significant challenges due to her disability.   Her skin color made her a target of stigma and discrimination, leading to low-self-esteem and a deep fear of being haunted by society’s myths about albinism. This fear