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Revealing the many Faces of Arthritis

Arthritis Awareness Month - 75 yearsArthritis has many faces. This incurable disease scorches no two lives the same way.  

This September, for Arthritis Awareness Month, we are running a national campaign called Faces of Arthritis. To help bust myths and misconceptions, we will share real stories of Canadians from coast-to-coast living with the agony of arthritis.

You can watch for and help share #FacesOfArthritis stories on social media.

 

Share your story with us


Are you or someone you love living with arthritis? Arthritis Society Canada is curating a powerful video montage to share the real agony of the disease – the losses, the missed moments, the mental, physical and emotional toll. We invite you to share a brief 10-second video that encapsulates your experience with arthritis. Maybe it’s a snippet of your daily routine, an emotional moment or a symbol of your challenge, help us to help others understand the real impact of arthritis through powerful images.

Here are just some examples of the type of imagery we are looking for within the videos:
Collage of people with arthritis.

If you’re interested and would like to learn more, please connect with us at marcom@arthritis.ca.

Share your story

 

Think you know arthritis?


People living with arthritis feel unseen and dismissed because Canadians don’t understand how serious arthritis is. Can you tell the myths from the facts? Take the quiz and and find out

Take the quiz

 

Fashion on Fire 


On September 28, renowned designer David Dixon will unveil his 2023 arthritis-friendly capsule collection at our Fashion on Fire event, using fashion as a language to help raise awareness about arthritis.

Be part of all the fun and flair of #FashionOnFire through our social media channels and join us in person if you are in the Toronto area.

Buy your tickets today!

 

United in blue


On October 12, World Arthritis Day, monuments and landmarks from across the country will be illuminated in blue in solidarity with the 6 million Canadians living with arthritis.

Join us and help send a powerful message of unity by wearing your favourite blue outfits, visiting one of these illuminated sites and sharing pictures on social media using #Blue4Arthritis.  

Together, let’s create an unstoppable blue wave and help end the agony of arthritis! 

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