- The “Assume That I Can” campaign challenges stereotypes about individuals with Down syndrome, promoting inclusivity and empowerment for all.
- By showcasing their achievements, the campaign emphasizes their capabilities and the importance of support for their success.
- Through social media and community events, the campaign raises awareness and encourages people to embrace diversity.
In a world often defined by preconceptions and stereotypes, the “Assume That I Can” campaign launched by the Global Down Syndrome Foundation (GDSF) aims to challenge societal norms and inspire positive assumptions about individuals with Down syndrome.
As we celebrate World Down Syndrome Day on March 21st, this campaign serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of inclusivity, understanding, and empowerment for people of all abilities.
At the heart of the campaign is a simple yet powerful message: instead of assuming limitations, assume capabilities. This shift in mindset is fundamental in creating a more inclusive society where individuals with Down syndrome are not defined by their condition, but rather by their unique talents, interests, and aspirations.
One of the key objectives of the “Assume That I Can” campaign is to highlight the many achievements of individuals with Down syndrome in various fields, including education, employment, sports, and the arts.
By showcasing these success stories, the campaign aims to challenge stereotypes and demonstrate that given the right support and opportunities, individuals with Down syndrome can thrive and contribute meaningfully to society.
Through social media campaigns, educational initiatives, and community events, the “Assume That I Can” campaign seeks to raise awareness about Down syndrome and promote a more inclusive and accepting society. By encouraging people to challenge their assumptions and embrace diversity, the campaign hopes to create a world where individuals with Down syndrome are valued for their abilities and contributions.
As we mark World Down Syndrome Day, let us join hands in supporting the “Assume That I Can” campaign and making a positive difference in the lives of individuals with Down syndrome. Together, we can break down barriers, challenge stereotypes, and build a more inclusive world for all.
Alishba’s Art N Cafe: Young Karachiite with Down Syndrome Becomes First to Open an Art Cafe. Read the full story here:
On World Art Day 2023, Syeda Alishba Amin-ud-Din, a Pakistani artist, launched her own unique Alishba’s Art N Cafe in the heart of Karachi. Notably, she is the first Pakistani artist with Down Syndrome to own such an Art Cafe. We received an opportunity to talk to Alishba’s mother, Dr. Iffat Sultana about her daughter’s accomplishments.
Alishba’s Art N Cafe: Young Karachiite with Down Syndrome Becomes First to Open an Art Cafe
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