Empowering Individuals with Down Syndrome at School and Work
I’m becoming “that mom.” You know the one: The one who honestly thinks her child would be an asset, rather than a liability to your typical kid’s classroom. Who thinks her son doesn’t have to … [Continue reading]
So, wow! My recent post about an 7-year-old old boy being dragged by his teacher really hit a nerve. Many of you were shocked to see the video, and thankful for tips on how to help prevent this type … [Continue reading]
Our story of advocacy starts with two babies who shared a womb, born just seconds apart, whose bond is unbreakable. Whose expectations at home are the same: respect, hard work, and love. The only … [Continue reading]
This summer I started a "Self-Advocate Communications Workshop" in my local area, and I've been blown away by the progress of the teens and adults with Down syndrome. Honestly, I didn't have many … [Continue reading]
Tennis requires a fast response time, hand-eye coordination and a lot of stamina. The non-profit, Buddy Up Tennis, is serving up these skills to athletes with Down syndrome and creating a community of … [Continue reading]
