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What changed for us in 2020? National Representatives with Down Syndrome event

The DSi National Representatives with Down syndrome will be sharing the stories of over 100 people with Down syndrome from 14 countries.
Are you ready to make a change?

Our 21 Day Challenge begins on 1st March. Sign up and get ready to make the world hear our voice!
Rwanda organisation making an impact

RDSO, established in 2016, is having a huge impact for people with Down syndrome in the country, adapting to the pandemic and taking steps towards independence.
Advocating for employment in Africa

Four newly established self-advocacy groups have been learning about their human rights and how to advocate for their right to employment.

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World Down Syndrome Congress

The global meeting point for everyone with an interest in Down syndrome, coming to Dubai in 2021 and Brisbane in 2024.
Statement by DSi on the killing of Nathaniel Julius

We hope the tragic death of Nathaniel will lead governments worldwide to take the proactive steps necessary to prevent this from happening again.
World Down Syndrome Day

21 March is World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD), when the Down syndrome community create a single global voice advocating for the rights, inclusion and well being of people with Down syndrome.
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Use of terminology

What to say and what not to say about Down syndrome.
Myths and facts

Being clear on myths associated with Down syndrome and compare them to the facts.
Cancellation of WDSD events in New York and Geneva due to global COVID-19 situation

It is with deep regret that Down Syndrome International announces today the cancellation of the WDSD conferences in New York and Geneva.

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