AMERICAN COWGIRL #14

katie fairfield

north dakota

american cowgirl #14 katie fairfield - north dakota our cowgirl ambassador for the autism association autism speaks
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american cowgirl #14 katie fairfield - north dakota fairfield ranch
the painting “ American cowgirl #14 - katie fairfield - north dakota”
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WHY I BELIEVE
AN AMAZING NEW LIFE JOURNEY AWAITS KATIE UPDATES IN aUGUST 2021
katie shares her personal thoughts on the american cowgirls project
KATIE FAIRFIELD was on-boarded into the line-up as American Cowgirl #14 on DECEMBER 22, 2014 PHOTOSHOOT DATES LOCATIONS JANUARY 26, 2015 loiseau ranch - SURPRISE, ARIZONA MAY 21 & 22, 2016 FAIRFIELD RANCH - VALLEY CITY, NORTH DAKOTA JULY 31, 2016 SOUIX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA FEBRUARY 25, 2017 Hawley ranch - SURPRISE, ARIZONA APRIL 1, 2017 hawley ranch - SURPRISE, ARIZONA OCTOBER 2, 2019 FAIRFIELD RANCH - VALLEY CITY, NORTH DAKOTA The actual image which was my inspiration for KATIE’s painting was taken at the FAIRFIELD RANCH, VALLEY CITY, NORTH DAKOTA
Autism Speaks was founded in February 2005 by Bob and Suzanne Wright, grandparents of a child with autism. Recognizing the need for a powerful voice Bernie Marcus donated $25 million to help financially launch the organization. Building upon the legacy of three leading autism organizations, Autism Coalition for Research and Education (ACRE), the National Alliance for Autism Research (NAAR) and Cure Autism Now (CAN), who merged with the organization, Autism Speaks has made extraordinary advancements in the autism community. Chief among these are increased global awareness of autism, better understanding of the breadth of the autism spectrum, and advocacy to increase research and access to care and support. Today, Autism Speaks is dedicated to advancing research into causes and better treatments for autism spectrum disorders and related conditions both through direct funding and collaboration. To accomplish this, Autism Speaks will relentlessly pursue strategies that make significant progress toward the following outcomes over the next 10 years - A better understanding of the causes and typology of ASD - Children with an autism spectrum disorder being diagnosed before the age of 2 - Children having access to appropriate intervention, services and resources immediately following diagnosis - The availability of better treatments both for underlying pathology as well as co-existing conditions that decrease quality of life for those with autism - People with ASD and their families have transition plans that result in more independent adult life that is meaningful to the individual - Individuals with ASD will have effective interventions, services and supports throughout their lifetime These goals can only be achieved through work in communities nationwide, at the federal level and globally by working with partners, governments and other organizations. It will require an inclusive approach that values diversity and individual needs. We will work in partnership with those who share our goals, ambitions, and values. It is clear that the mission of Autism Speaks will require the organization to grow in new ways and build capacity to be a sustaining organization to accelerate progress in science and support people with autism and their families over a lifetime.
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KATIE SHARES HER THOUGHTS ON HER EXPERIENCE IN THE PROJECT
My Dad and his four siblings were raised just south of Valley City, North Dakota, in the Sheyenne Valley. It is one of the most beautiful places on the east side of the state. This is where my two siblings and I grew up, and where I found my love for horses, as well as the western way of life. We always had horses, but I didn’t get my own until the age of nine. Looking back, I am certain my Dad thought my interests would change, and I would decide I wanted to do something else soon after he brought home that pony. But it only fueled my love for all things horse related. Through local events and support from friends, I fell in love with barrel racing. My passion for training and personal growth have only heightened over the years. I now have the privilege of entering on the colts my family has raised, and that I have been able to train. Each day I can spend with them I am thankful! My family raised Black Angus cattle for many years, but after the major losses from the flooding along the Sheyenne River in 1997, 2009, and in 2011, my dad made the hard decision to sell out. The flooding also created extensive damage and forced my family to re-locate. But still, our roots remain in the beef and agricultural industry. God guides our steps! Now, I work for one of the largest agricultural and manufacturing industries in the world. My career allows me the ability to utilize my education from North Dakota State University and to live out my passion of working with and positively influencing the people around me. I dedicate any free moment I have to spending it with my horses, and I look forward to the years ahead.
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