Comic-Con Panel Examines How Pop Culture Stigmatizes Burn Survivors ...Middle East

Freddy Krueger from the 2010 remake of “Nightmare on Elm Street.” Image from Netflix trailer For more than 50 years, the Burn Institute in San Diego has sought to help burn survivors and organize education programs to reduce burn injuries and the trauma they cause. On Friday, officials with the Institute took their message to a new audience — fans at Comic-Con. The Burn Institute sought to raise awareness about how pop culture can stigmatize burn survivors. Institute leaders presented “Beyond the Mask: Championing Face Equality in Pop Culture,” a discussion that attracted more than 50 people to a ballroom in the Marriott Marquis hotel near the San Diego Convention Center. It’s t

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