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Won’t nothing stop us! 🕺 #hanelinetwins #dads #grandpa #brothers #dance

Matthew and Lucia are an engaged couple with Down syndrome making a difference! GiGi's Playhouse, Inc. Matthew Schwab Speaks GiGi's Playhouse Raleigh #downsyndrome

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Step into sophistication with this bespoke masterpiece from The House of Rose 🌹. This double-breasted blazer adorned with intricate gold threading and a luxurious midnight blue peak lapel, is a true statement of elegance.

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Deaf rappers who lay down rhymes in sign languages are changing what it means for music to be heard Dip hop artists move across the stage, hands flying through the air, as audiences pulse to the rhythm of a blasting bass beat.

Another hat I wear, is as a speech language pathologist/m- I’ve been leaving a to. able

What Is Oromyofunctional Therapy and Why Is It Important to Our Kids with Down Syndrome? - Portland Have you ever wondered why so many of our children with Down Syndrome have an open mouth posture?  

33 years ago - ADA - Americans with Disabilties Act became a law - happy Independence Day for those experiencing disabilities - North West NW Disability Support-DSNO - GiGi’s Playhouse Portland

Happy , marking the 33rd Anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on July 26, 1990! This landmark law aimed to prevent & remove barriers for by employers, schools, public transport & in many other areas.

Since the beginning, has successfully fought for communication requirements, such as , & other for people with Loss in public venues, healthcare settings & in workplaces. There is still much more to accomplish, especially as technology evolves. Currently, is advocating for legislation that includes in the air & online.

Learn more: www.hearingloss.org/know-your-rights

Radha and Zach will be supporting Nw Disabilty services (formerly Nwdown syndrome assoc) this year in the buddy walk ! Come walk with us - team Zach - every bit helps

In 2019 we celebrated our 21st annual celebration, accessible walk, and fundraiser. This was our last live event and we are so very excited to come together again on Saturday, September 9th to share our disability pride and raise funds to support our mission to create and nurture a loving and inclusive society for all people experiencing disability (including Down syndrome).

We now have just over 50 days to try and reach our goal of $50k. Dreaming big is just something we do, and we know that we can do it with the support of our wonderful community! Our combined efforts will direct the future of our work so every ounce of support does count.

Please show your support by creating your teams, registering to attend, or donating to pursuit of an inclusive and civil society! If the date does not work for you, you can still create an team and be eligible for our fundraising incentives, and show your support. All details are at www.buddyfestnw.org.

Find the 2023 BuddyFestNW brochure to share with family and friends here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1afrijs6GL9zBkik1AWnbcaUXfeV4Wd5f/view?usp=drive_link