A conference about special needs from childhood to adult life. The Autism Society of Louisiana and the CENLA Down Syndrome Association present it. Families and professionals are welcome.
A sensory-friendly film screening for people with disabilities and their families. The lights stay up and the sound is lower. People can move and talk freely.
Families of children with disabilities enjoy an event with a pediatric therapy center. It is a chance to connect, have fun and learn. Everyone is welcome.
Families, self-advocates and professionals meet at the national Down syndrome convention. They attend workshops and connect with others. Everyone is welcome.
Self-advocates aged 13 and up tailgate together before a college baseball game. There is music and fun. Everyone is welcome.
Staff of a Down syndrome association give a talk at a school about disability and inclusion. Students learn and ask questions. Everyone at the school is welcome.
Runners take part in a New Year's Eve race that raises money for a Down syndrome association. It is a fun community run. Everyone is welcome.
Families of children with Down syndrome meet in a parent program. They learn from experts and support each other. New families are welcome.
Young people and adults with Down syndrome take part in an activity of their local association. Staff and volunteers support each person. Families are welcome.
Young people and adults with Down syndrome take part in an activity of their local association. Staff and volunteers support each person. Families are welcome.
A charity wine tasting raises money for a Down syndrome association. Guests enjoy wine for a good cause. Everyone is welcome.
Young cooks with Down syndrome take a cooking workshop. They learn simple recipes and kitchen skills. Families are welcome.
Young people and adults with Down syndrome take part in an activity of their local association. Staff and volunteers support each person. Families are welcome.
Young people and adults with Down syndrome take part in an activity of their local association. Staff and volunteers support each person. Families are welcome.
People with disabilities and their communities celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. There are activities and awards. Everyone is welcome.
Young people and adults with Down syndrome take part in an activity of their local association. Staff and volunteers support each person. Families are welcome.
A pediatric doctor gives a talk about new therapies for Down syndrome. Families learn about current research. Questions are welcome.
Families of children with Down syndrome meet in a parent program. They learn from experts and support each other. New families are welcome.
A forum shares good ideas for the inclusion of people with Down syndrome. Speakers present projects that work. Everyone is welcome.
Families of children with Down syndrome learn about communication and self-esteem in a parent school. Experts guide the session. New families are welcome.