Why I Donate to NEA: Christina Crowley
Christina Crowley, from Berkeley, California, shares how she became a NEA board member — recently NEA’s Board Chair in 2023 — as well as a donor and Itching for a Cure fundraiser.
Published On: Jun 13, 2019
Last Updated On: Jul 13, 2021
Camille Knowles, 27, identifies as a digital nomad. The blogger, founder and author of “The Beauty of Eczema,” who has had severe eczema since she was six, is based in the U.K., but works on the go as she travels the world.
“I was always afraid to travel growing up, afraid of not having the right creams or a doctor to turn to during a flare up,” she said. “That is why I truly embrace traveling now. I am on a mission to show eczema warriors that they can travel and live their dream life.”
Photos courtesy of Bry Penney
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