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We are working with Humanity & Inclusion to find out more about health equity for people with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. Please tell us about health in your country. Read more
Robin and Chaica were invited by the ICCA to describe how to make conferences more inclusive for people with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. Read more
We are proud to have supported our network member, CoorDown, with their international awareness campaign, 'Assume That I Can'. Read more
Bridget Snedden reflects on our remarkable journey in 2023. Read more
DSi is supporting self-advocates with intellectual disabilities to improve Bridge training - a program that helps advocates speak up for the rights of people with disabilities. Read more
The awards committee, which included people with Down syndrome and their family members from around the world, have chosen 5 awardees for the 2023 awards. Read more
We are delighted to share our brand new strategy which will guide our work for the next 10 years. Read more
Down Syndrome International was established in 1993. This year we celebrate 30 years of inclusion advocacy! Read more
The congress team welcomes people with Down syndrome, academics, practitioners, family members and support people to submit a summary of what they would like to present at the event. Read more
We are training a new group of self-advocates with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities, to become consultants on inclusive organisations. Read more
The Down's Syndrome Association is building on our Inclusive Education project to share resources to support teachers, SENCOs, school leaders and people who have Down’s Syndrome and their families. Read more
We were pleased to collaborate with the World Federation of the Deaf and Inclusion International on this new position paper. Read more