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People often say they give in order to “make a difference.” This phrase means different things to different people. Donating to the National Down Syndrome Congress (NDSC), means you WILL be making a difference and helping us promote the interests of people with Down syndrome, to educate through awareness, to advocate and ensure their rights are recognized and protected, to empower, and to inspire and reshape the way people understand and experience Down syndrome.
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Policy & Advocacy Assistant Adrian Forsythe reflects on the NDSC Down Syndrome Policy Summit
Black History Month is a time to honor individuals, communities, and moments that shape the struggle for Black people with disabilities to live in an inclusive and equitable society. It is also an opportunity to recognize self-advocates with Down syndrome whose lives and work are expanding visibility and representation.
On April 10, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a budget resolution with a 216-214 vote. This resolution, which reflects a newly agreed upon budget framework by House and Senate, includes directives for significant federal spending cuts, notably instructing the House Energy and Commerce Committee (E&C) to propose $880 billion reduction in spending over the next decade.
