Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Tennessee photographer becomes global influencer for Down Syndrome


Iceland has a 100% abortion fee for young children recognized with Down syndrome. Australia is at 93% and the U.S. is 68%.

That’s why Houston Vandergriff and his mother, Katie, are on a project.

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Now, it has transform a global project.

Through Houston’s good fortune as a photographer and next consideration on social media, the Powell citizens have transform the Down syndrome group’s face of inclusiveness world wide.

“We did a podcast in London,” Katie mentioned. “We joked and said, ‘Our goal is to travel the world and have fun.’ In reality, what we’re doing is more than that. Everything we’re doing comes back to inclusiveness. We want to show the world the possibilities.”

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Houston, 25, were given a certificates (2019) and complicated certificates (2020) in pictures from the University of Tennessee. Shortly thereafter, Houston and Katie introduced his industry Downs & Towns, which captured photograph photographs whilst Houston’s persona allowed him to unfold goodwill and consciousness.

But that used to be only the start.

An influencer

Keeping up with the developments in pictures, Houston was concerned with NFTs (non-fungible tokens). In different phrases, it’s virtual paintings that can’t be reproduced.

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