The Future Vision Foundation 2021 Luminary Award

On November 20, 2021, Rebecca Alexander received the Future Vision Foundation’s Luminary Award for her advocacy work. The Usher Syndrome Society was recognized alongside Rebecca for our extraordinary commitment to raising awareness of Usher syndrome through photojournalism and film.

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  • An image showing the atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Rebecca's portrait is shown standing and other portraits are shown behind.
  • Nancy Corderman and Rebecca Alexander talking to Ed Stone at the Cleveland Museum of Art. They are standing in the atrium.
  • An image of Rebecca Alexander standing and posing with a man and a woman in the atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art.
  • An image of people walking around the atrium of the Cleveland museum of art looking at the portraits that are spread out around the space.
  • An image of Nancy Corderman, Alan Pinto, Rebecca Alexander, and Tori and Mike Banu. They are all standing in the atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art.
  • Rebecca is posing with the other 4 awardees and Suber from FVF. They are all holding their metals and smiling.
  • Hannah and Tyler Corderman stand in the atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art. They both lean on the portrait of themselves that are set up in the space.
  • A row of portraits are shown in the Cleveland Museum of Art space.
  • Rebecca Alexander poses with two people, a man and woman, in the Cleveland Museum of Art atrium.
  • Rebecca Alexander, Tori Banu, and Nancy Corderman all stand on stage as Rebecca shakes hands with Suber and accepts her metal.
  • Tori and Mike Banu stand in front of a portrait of their son, Wils. They are in the atrium of the Cleveland Museum of Art.
  • All of the FVF award recipients, along with the Cleveland girl scouts, stand on stage at the film premier.
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