Read Volume 5 of the myFace Minute From homemade capes at Races for Faces to four-year-old Noa seeing a new friend’s arm splints and saying “I had that too!”, Volume 5 of the myFace Minute gathers the summer’s moments from New York and Chicago, July through September 2026. Read it
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Monthly Pulse: September 2026
Read This Month’s Edition of Our Monthly Pulse When a nor’easter moved Races for Faces indoors, six-year-old Harlyn Mauriello sang the national anthem in place of the scheduled performer, and the walk became a conga line. At Camp Boggy Creek, two families who had talked online for years finally met
Monthly Pulse: August 2026
Read This Month’s Edition of Our Monthly Pulse From late-night talks at the Adult Retreat to families finding their own children’s portraits on the 100 Cleft Portrait Tour, the August Monthly Pulse is about what people find in one another. Read it below or download the full edition. Click below
Monthly Pulse: July 2026
Read This Month’s Edition of Our Monthly Pulse From 120 art boards to new friendships made at the family picnic, the July Monthly Pulse covers a month of belonging during Cleft & Craniofacial Awareness Month. Read it below or download the full edition. Click below to download the full edition
myFace minute: Happenings April – June 2026
A Night Unlike Any Other Click below to download the full myFace Minute Newsletter.
myFace minute: Happenings January – March 2026
Seventy-Five Years Ago, One Idea Changed Everything In 1951, Dr. John M. Converse began reimagining care for people with facial differences—drawing on what he had learned treating soldiers returning from World War II. He believed care should go beyond surgery, bringing together specialists to support the whole person. With leaders
myFace minute: Happenings October – December 2025
myFace’s “Through My Lens” Photo Exhibition Puts Craniofacial Community in Focus myFace proudly hosted the Through My Lens photo gallery exhibit at the Positive Exposure Gallery in New York City. The event showcased powerful photography and deeply personal narratives from individuals and families affected by craniofacial differences. Contents Photos were
myFace minute: Happenings July – September 2025
Races for Faces: A Community in Motion myFace’s 13 Annual Races for Faces—a fun-filled 5K walk and community celebration with music, raffles, a carnival, prizes and by popular demand the return of the beloved cleft puppies. Contents Summer Martin and Team Cat Hat Lead the Charge—And They Want YOU to
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MYFACE COMMUNITY FROM WILLIAM S. VILLAFRANCO, PRESIDENT OF MYFACE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
When Saturday Night Live aired “The Anomalous Man” skit in which writers portrayed a man with extreme facial difference as a comedic device linked to hideous behavior, my first reaction was outrage and a desire to lash out. It would certainly have made me feel better to be reactive in
Winter 2024 Newsletter
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