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Kristen Houser, of Louisville, graduated from Western Kentucky University's photojournalism program in 2011. Her photography emphasizes storytelling with a humanitarian and environmental focus. Houser has traveled to and worked on photo projects in Tanzania, Guatemala, Belize, Uganda and Baja California, Mexico, as well as documented the challenges of her own community. She currently resides in Ames, Iowa and works on an organic vegetable farm, harvesting and documenting the complete season. She also freelances for local foods publications within the state.
"Sons Like the Dust" is Houser's first multimedia project, completed at age 20 with fellow student Alex Fortson on her first trip outside the United States. These stills were excerpted from multimedia and not originally photographed as a traditional photo story. The complete multimedia can be found at sonslikethedust.com

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