Madison Tevlin began her career at the age of 12 when her cover of John Legend’s All of Me went viral and propelled her into singing at the opening ceremonies of the 2015 Special Olympics. She’s now an award-nominated talk show host, 3 time Webby Award Winner, 5 time Cannes Lions Winner and she’s just getting started.
Born and raised in Toronto Ontario, Madison is an actor, host, content creator, model and advocate. Her on-screen credits include: Mr. D, Who Do You Think I Am, hosting the red carpet at the Canadian Screen Awards, and her iconic role as Cosentino in the film Champions, starring Woody Harrelson and directed by Bobby Farrelly.
Madison is the first person with Down syndrome ever to be nominated for a Canadian Screen Award. She’s a member of Best Buddies International, has walked the runway as part of the Knix Confidence Tour, was the keynote speaker at the Dear Mom conference in Laguna Beach, and received the Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy award from the Global Down syndrome Foundation in November 2023.
Madison has emceed for The Hollywood Reporter, guest hosted national talk shows Breakfast Television and etalk, and has made audiences of The Drew Barrymore Show, The Today Show and Good Morning America fall in love with her. She's written for Net-a-Porter and Maclean’s and has been seen in interviews around the world including CNN, Glamour, BBC and CBS to name a few.
In honour of World Down Syndrome Day, CoorDown's "Assume That I Can” campaign starring Madison, took the world by storm accumulating over 150M views in under a week. At Cannes Lions 2024, it took home 5 of the prestigious marketing awards, including a Gold Lion, which received the night's biggest standing ovation.
Madison strives to shatter the expectations people have towards individuals with Down syndrome. She’s always said it’s the least interesting thing about her.
Madison is passionate about people and what makes them tick. She loves singing, dancing and the arts. Madison hopes to inspire people to dream big and go after the things that they love.
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- HEIGHT: 150 cm/4' 11''
- SHOE SIZE: 35EU/4US/2UK
- HAIR: Dark brown
- EYES: Brown
- DIS/DIFF: Down Syndrome
- HEIGHT: 150 cm/4' 11''
- SHOE SIZE: 35EU/4US/2UK
- HAIR: Dark brown
- EYES: Brown
- DIS/DIFF: Down Syndrome
Madison Tevlin began her career at the age of 12 when her cover of John Legend’s All of Me went viral and propelled her into singing at the opening ceremonies of the 2015 Special Olympics. She’s now an award-nominated talk show host, 3 time Webby Award Winner, 5 time Cannes Lions Winner and she’s just getting started.
Born and raised in Toronto Ontario, Madison is an actor, host, content creator, model and advocate. Her on-screen credits include: Mr. D, Who Do You Think I Am, hosting the red carpet at the Canadian Screen Awards, and her iconic role as Cosentino in the film Champions, starring Woody Harrelson and directed by Bobby Farrelly.
Madison is the first person with Down syndrome ever to be nominated for a Canadian Screen Award. She’s a member of Best Buddies International, has walked the runway as part of the Knix Confidence Tour, was the keynote speaker at the Dear Mom conference in Laguna Beach, and received the Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy award from the Global Down syndrome Foundation in November 2023.
Madison has emceed for The Hollywood Reporter, guest hosted national talk shows Breakfast Television and etalk, and has made audiences of The Drew Barrymore Show, The Today Show and Good Morning America fall in love with her. She's written for Net-a-Porter and Maclean’s and has been seen in interviews around the world including CNN, Glamour, BBC and CBS to name a few.
In honour of World Down Syndrome Day, CoorDown's "Assume That I Can” campaign starring Madison, took the world by storm accumulating over 150M views in under a week. At Cannes Lions 2024, it took home 5 of the prestigious marketing awards, including a Gold Lion, which received the night's biggest standing ovation.
Madison strives to shatter the expectations people have towards individuals with Down syndrome. She’s always said it’s the least interesting thing about her.
Madison is passionate about people and what makes them tick. She loves singing, dancing and the arts. Madison hopes to inspire people to dream big and go after the things that they love.