Food allergy influencers and advocates

Musician and educator who uses songs, puppets and games in school assemblies, music and videos to teach kids about food allergies, staying safe and including friends.

US psychologist focused on food allergy anxiety. Hosts the weekly Don't Feed the Fear podcast with allergists, parents and advocates on coping, treatment and confidence.

Air travel advocate who founded No Nut Traveler and reports for Allergic Living on airline allergy policies and the push for usable epinephrine on every flight.

A licensed therapist and food allergy parent writes, posts and podcasts about food allergy anxiety, coping with uncertainty, and parenting kids and teens with food allergies.

US allergist and co-host of The Itch Podcast, sharing plain-language explanations of allergies, asthma and eczema. National spokesperson for the American Lung Association.

Family recipes free of the top allergens, ingredient explainers and a regular Allergic Living video series on school, sports, dining out and building a child's independence.

Food allergy parent who shares allergy-friendly recipes, restaurant and theme park travel guides, and hosts the Food Allergy Talk podcast with doctors and advocates.

UK blog by Ruth Holroyd, an adult with multiple allergies and author of a book on anaphylaxis: living with food allergies and anaphylaxis, eating out, eczema and asthma.

Blog and community for young adults with severe food allergies, run by a clinical psychologist. Covers self-advocacy, mental health and accessibility, plus a peer group, The Hivey League.

Writer and consultant on travelling and dining out with severe food allergies: hotel ratings, packing lists, trip planning tips and online courses on dining out.

US pediatric allergist who directs a food allergy treatment centre and posts to counter allergy myths and misinformation. Also produces a podcast for the AAAAI.

US pediatric allergist known for short videos that explain allergy science, answer common questions and debunk viral health myths.

US therapist who posts as The Food Allergy Therapist, busting myths and answering questions about anxiety, reactions and the emotional side of food allergies.

Creator and psychology grad student who shares daily life with food allergies, from dining out and flying to self-advocacy. Hosts The Food Allergy Brain, a podcast on mental health.

Parents who founded Red Sneakers for Oakley to raise anaphylaxis awareness. They run International Red Sneakers Day (May 20) and Epi Everywhere, placing epinephrine in public spaces.

UK campaigner who founded Natasha's Foundation, a charity working toward a future without food allergy through research, campaigning, awareness and support for families.

Chef and baker sharing hundreds of recipes free of the top 9 allergens, plus cookbooks and an online learning site for people cooking around multiple food allergies.

US advocate who co-founded the Elijah-Alavi Foundation. Pushes for Elijah's Law and anaphylaxis training in child care and schools, with a focus on equal access.