WeThe15 is sport’s biggest ever human rights movement to end discrimination. Together, we aim to transform the lives of the world’s 1.2 billion persons with disabilities who represent 15% of the global population. Read more
Sign up to learn how you can help people with Down syndrome get into the jobs they really want. Read more
Take part in this unique gathering of the global Down syndrome community. You can present your work or showcase your talent. Apply now! Read more
We present the evidence supporting vaccine prioritisation for people with Down syndrome and the tools to advocate for it. Read more
Contributing towards the inclusive employment of persons with Down syndrome and supporting our members to advocate for inclusive employment.
We support self-advocates and train national Down syndrome organisations to run self-advocacy groups.
Through our international guidelines and wider education activities, we are enabling people with Down syndrome to achieve their full potential.
We are developing guidelines with Inclusion International on the inclusive participation of people with intellectual disabilities.
We are developing clinical consensus guidelines for people with Down syndrome of all ages in specific areas of medicine.
DSi’s crucial work is needed now, more than ever. The COVID-19 pandemic requires a specific and vital response by our community.
This video gives some insight into the difference our work makes for people with Down syndrome and their families around the world.
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Join us to promote full inclusion on World Down Syndrome Day, 21 March 2021, as we encourage YOU to #CONNECT.
Self-advocates talk about the barriers faced and the best practices related to the inclusive employment of persons with intellectual disabilities. Read more
Looking at the role of Universal Design for Learning in ensuring inclusive education for all learners. Read more
Able Child Africa and Save the Children partnered to create the first international Disability-inclusive child safeguarding guidelines. Read more
A useful guide produced by the UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office (ESARO) to aid return to school. Read more