Archive for September, 2007

Thanks to everyone who participated in any way in the first national Short Sleeve Day yesterday. We’ll recap it in coming days, but for now, we just want to urge you to be proud of what we accomplished. One of the early themes we are hearing from people who participated is that in
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This is the final volunteer profile as we count down the last few hours until the first national Short Sleeve Day on September 15, 2007.
Kevin Burdick is an unusual performer — someone who writes (and sings) openly about his psoriasis. And if you have heard his powerful music, you can’t help but think that
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This is the fourth volunteer profile as we count down the days until the first national Short Sleeve Day on September 15, 2007. Careful readers will note these profiles keep getting shorter, as there is much still to do before Short Sleeve Day!
For the Washington, DC Short Sleeve Day event, we asked Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter
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This is the third volunteer profile as we count down the days until the first national Short Sleeve Day on September 15, 2007. Today, instead of us profiling the Psoriasis Cure Now volunteer who is running the San Francisco Short Sleeve Day event, we’ll just point you to an excellent interview he did with FlakeHQ.com.
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This is the second volunteer profile as we count down the days until the first national Short Sleeve Day on September 15, 2007. Yesterday was Greg V of Chicagoland.
Today we profile New York artist Gillian Fisher, who created the wonderful artwork that brings to life our Short Sleeve Day message.
Gillian first prepared the logo
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In the run-up to the first national Short Sleeve Day on September 15, 2007, we’ll be profiling a few of the volunteers who are making it possible. Today: Greg V of Chicagoland.
The Chicagoland event is being held at the North Aurora Island Park in North Aurora, Illinois. Starting at 10:30 AM on
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Psoriasis Cure Now, a nonprofit patient advocacy group, today released updated resources to help parents of children with psoriasis as their kids head back to school. The organization offers a free fact sheet on children’s psoriasis that parents can print off the internet and deliver to their child’s school teacher; and it offers a
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