GLOBAL CEO Michelle Sie Whitten Pens OpEd in STAT News
Advocating for Clinical Trials for Alzheimer’s Treatments to Include People with Down syndrome
The Global Down Syndrome Foundation (GLOBAL) is part of a network of affiliate organizations that work closely together to significantly improve the lives of people with Down syndrome through Research, Medical Care, Education, and Advocacy.
GLOBAL CEO Michelle Sie Whitten Pens OpEd in STAT News
Advocating for Clinical Trials for Alzheimer’s Treatments to Include People with Down syndrome
GLOBAL receives mention in TODAY article
Read how GLOBAL supports mother and son, Lisa and Nic, who both happen to have Down syndrome.
GLOBAL receives mention in Colorado Politics
Colorado congressman secures funding for essential monitoring station
Join Michelle as she educates self-advocates & families on research’s vital role in medical care.
This year, GLOBAL will present its highest honor, the Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award, to Congressman Pete Stauber from Minnesota & Congresswoman Katherine Clark from Massachusetts at the AcceptAbility Gala in DC.
Individuals with Down syndrome benefit from opportunities to increase physical activity as well as social participation. Dance is an activity that can achieve both of these goals
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