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March 21st, everyone in mismatched socks 🧦

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March 21st is World Down Syndrome Day, a day that aims to promote diversity and difference around a dedicated action, wearing mismatched socks. A great opportunity to highlight the living conditions of people with this gene as well as the organizations and associations that work to best support these people and their loved ones on a daily basis.

What is Down syndrome?

Trisomy 21 , also called Down Syndrome , is not a disease but a chromosomal abnormality . Very common, it is caused by the presence of chromosome 21 in three copies instead of two, thus leading to an imbalance in the entire functioning of the body due to the excess of genes carried by the chromosome.

In France, 50,000 people are thought to have Down syndrome. Each of these people is obviously not limited to this anomaly, they are unique with their own personality. This disability can manifest itself in different ways depending on the person, although it generally results in a mild to moderate intellectual deficiency, growth disorders and insufficient development of muscle tone.

To learn more about this disease, we invite you to consult the Trisomie 21 France website.

An action around socks

One of the actions of this day, initiated by the association " Down Syndrome International " and then taken up by Trisomie 21 is to wear mismatched socks . This action, which seems very simple, allows us to promote difference and diversity.

Also known as " Lot of Socks ", this action has also been able to count on the enthusiasm of social networks. Thus, it is not uncommon to see a lot of users sharing photos of their mismatched socks under the hashtags specific to the day.

All mismatched at Atelier St Eustache

Socks being the favorite domain of Atelier St Eustache , it was obvious for us to participate in the mismatched socks action to raise awareness of Down syndrome. The whole team therefore participates in the challenge by wearing their mismatched Atelier St Eustache socks.

Violette Julie

Esther Amandine

And you ?

As we wanted to go even further, we are also collecting your most beautiful photos of mismatched socks (if possible in Atelier St Eustache)! We will share these pretty photos on March 21 in our Instagram story to maximize our impact and contribute to promoting diversity and difference.

Send us your photos by private message on our social networks or by email to hello@ateliersteustache.fr

We are looking forward to seeing many of you! 😉

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