Brighter Futures: A National Conference on Adults with Down Syndrome and Aging
Friday, March 27th |
DCU Center, Worcester
Join the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress (MDSC) and the National Down Syndrome Society along with hundreds from across the country as we celebrate our adult and aging loved ones with Down syndrome, their family members and friends as well as the many medical professionals, educators, advocates, and other supporters. Together, we will connect with one another, share best practices, celebrate victories, advocate for acceptance and inclusion, and reunite at this exclusive conference aimed at building a brighter future as people transition to adulthood and become active members of their communities. This conference will also advance understanding of Down syndrome and aging, and promote the development of beneficial approaches to addressing the medical, mental health, social, and emotional challenges faced by older adults with Down syndrome.
When you register for the 2-day conference, you’re getting —
Access to 5 breakout sessions on timely topics led by local and national experts
Ticket to attend the Awards Dinner on Friday evening featuring keynote speaker, Matthew Schwab @matthewschwabspeaks
Post-conference Networking Reception
Self Advocate “Brighter Futures” Dance on Friday evening
Saturday morning Plenary Session featuring keynote speaker, Dr. Julie Moran
Boxed lunch on Friday, continental breakfast and boxed lunch on Saturday
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Join the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress (MDSC) and the National Down Syndrome Society along with hundreds from across the country as we celebrate our adult and aging loved ones with Down syndrome, their family members and friends as well as the many medical professionals, educators, advocates, and other supporters. Together, we will connect with one another, share best practices, celebrate victories, advocate for acceptance and inclusion, and reunite at this exclusive conference aimed at building a brighter future as people transition to adulthood and become active members of their communities. This conference will also advance understanding of Down syndrome and aging, and promote the development of beneficial approaches to addressing the medical, mental health, social, and emotional challenges faced by older adults with Down syndrome.
Access to 5 breakout sessions on timely topics led by local and national experts
Ticket to attend the Awards Dinner on Friday evening featuring keynote speaker, Matthew Schwab @matthewschwabspeaks
