The survival rate of skin cancer is around 91% for White people. But what about other skin colours? Well that’s when you start to see the survival rate plummet, for Black people especially down to 65%. The reason? Skin cancer tends to be diagnosed at a later stage, and as a result with a worse prognosis. This is because the signs are more difficult to spot thanks to not only a lack of awareness, but also systemic problems and racial disparities in medicine. My project aims to help people of colour getting diagnosed at an early stage , and spread awareness about the differences in melanoma and how to spot it. Creative solutions to big healthcare issues can make a huge impact.