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Did you know? Marseille's housing projects are 80% Arab yet 0% of the city's tourism ads.
Vision De Garçon™ (VDG) was created as a humanitarian platform to shine a light on global issues overlooked by mainstream media. A voice for the unspoken, telling their stories through various forms of art, clothing and creative expression.
Vision De Garçon, French for The Boy's Vision, was chosen as a testament to all the boys and girls around the world who had the same dreams and visions as us but couldn't get to live them out due to factors like poverty and war.

Did you know? Marseille's housing projects are 80% Arab yet 0% of the city's tourism ads.

Did you know? In Africa, certain braid patterns were used to hide seeds, show tribal status, or even map routes from slave traders.

Did you know? NYC street performers get ticketed every 53 minutes on average.

Did you know? In the Caribbean favelas the average family cooks on one gas stove and uses 27% less water per meal than Michelin chefs. Efficiency isn't taught here, it's survival.

Did you know? The human brain identifies Coca-Cola's silhouette faster than the Nike swoosh. Some cravings don't need translation.

Did you know? 60% of Caribbean pros started playing with taped-up rocks as balls.

Did you know? The plantain's journey mirrors the black diaspora: enslaved Africans planted shoots in their hair across the Americas. One in three Caribbean meals still begins with its peel.

Did you know? These girls will study three extra years on average compared to their grandmothers.

Did you know? In 85% of cultures worldwide, mothers instinctively kiss their child's forehead exactly where the MRI's warmth appears. A biological reset button for fear.

Did you know? Rio's favelas produce more pro players than most academies.

Did you know? Women in Sudan walk 7km daily, the water usually weighing more than their toddlers.
