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WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY – YOUNG SPEAKERS CONFERENCE News March 21 is the World Down Syndrome Day. Ilia State University Child Development Institute joined the campaign “My Voice My Community” by the Union Our Children and the Dawn Syndrome Association of Georgia, which started on March 15 and ended on March 21. Within the framework of the campaign, the conference by young speakers with Down syndrome was held at room A101 in Ilia State University on March 17; all were welcome to attend the event. Gigo Shiukashvili, Lekso Podiashvili, Sesili Gvinjilia and Levan Gotsadze participated in the conference. The speakers shed light on their requirements and experience, as well as daily life of people with Down syndrome, the challenges they face and predicaments they have to overcome. Complete programme of events within the campaign: Under the aegis of children with Dawn syndrome, Professionals Union “Our Children” and Georgia’s Dawn Syndrome Association, people with Dawn Syndrome took part in the events as follows: - 15-21 March – Lots of Socks Campaign; - 15 March – the meeting with CSR Club and Photo Shoot with Lots of Socks; - 17 March – the Conference of Young Speakers with Dawn Syndrome at Iliauni; - 20 March – the visit to the Presidential Palace and the meeting with the President of Georgia; - 21 March – Conference “My Voice My Community” at the Former Building of the Parliament; - 21 March – Large-scale Information Campaign at 17 municipalities of all regions of Georgia; - 15-21 March – the campaign with world and local video clips. Regarding Campaign World Down Syndrome Day 2017 motto is “My Voice My Community” enabling people with Down syndrome to speak up, be heard and influence government policy and action to be fully included in the community. People with Dawn syndrome, who will talk regarding their rights, will be actively involved in the campaign. The information campaign aims to include people with Dawn syndrome in the community and present them as people with the same rights as others. Regarding World Down Syndrome Day World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD), observed on 21 March every year, is a global awareness day which has been officially observed by the United Nations since 2012. 21 March was declared as Down Syndrome Day under the aegis of the United Nations Organization and has been celebrated since 2012 in many different countries around the world including Georgia. Down Syndrome International (DSI), the member of which is the Our Children Union create world mottos annually, hold conferences in its headquarters and make video clips. Lots of Socks tradition which aims to show solidarity with people with Down syndrome in an original way was implemented four years ago. Stigmas and stereotypes which people have in relation to their fellow citizens with Down syndrome prove to be factors laying foundation for implementation of Down Syndrome Day. Alienation among people with Down syndrome and general public is particularly noticeable in Georgia. Regarding Organizers Non-Governmental Organization Union of Children with Down syndrome, Parents and Professionals “Our Children” was founded in 2006 by parents of children with Down syndrome and professionals specializing in this field, and through active cooperation with donor local and international organizations, a number of interesting and significant projects have been implemented. Non-Governmental Organization Georgian Down Syndrome Association was founded on 17 January 2017 by Our Children Union, leader parents and adults with Down syndrome. The Organization operates throughout the world, promotes foundation and development of its regional branches, and highlights topical issues or important challenges existing in this field.
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Povodom obilježavanja Svjetskog dana Down sindroma u organizaciji Udruge roditelja djece s posebnim potrebama "Duga" u Ljubuškom je održana glazbena radionica koju je vodio psiholog Mario Brkić. Međunarodna kampanja "Djecu smo upoznali s osnovnim komponentama bubnja, na koji način je napravljen i kako se svira. Svi oni imali su priliku nešto odsvirati, odnosno osjetiti instrument pod prstima. Također, pokazali smo im kao se neki instrumenti vrlo lako mogu napraviti. Pa smo zajedno s učiteljicama iz udruge pristupili izradi šuškalica, za koje smo koristili posudice u kojima dolazi dječja hrana i rižu. Djeca su potom i zasvirala na tim ručno izrađenim instrumentima", kazao je Brkić te dodao kako je u ovoj radionici poseban naglasak stavljen na demonstriranje instrumenta kako bi djeca što bolje osjetila i upoznala glazbu. U međunarodnu medijsku kampanju "U različitosti smo pronašli priliku" koja je počela početkom mjeseca, a kojoj je svrha promicanje dostojanstva osoba s Down sindromom, priključili su se i članovi udruge "Duga" fotografirajući svoje različite šarene čarape. Priča s različitim čarapama krenula je prije nekoliko godina kao zajednička kampanja mnogih organizacija diljem svijeta koje na neki način zastupaju prava osoba s Down sindromom. 12 djece s Downom Poruka "U različitosti smo pronašli priliku" nastala je kao slogan spomenute kampanje, a želi ukazati na činjenicu da koliko god osobe s Down sindromom zbog svojih intelektualnih i drugih poteškoća možda ne mogu doprinijeti materijalnoj produktivnosti društva, one ga itekako obogaćuju u onom smislu koji nije statistički mjerljiv. U sklopu obilježavanja Svjetskog dana osoba s Down sindromom udruga "Duga" koja okuplja 12 djece s Down sindromom u subotu, 28. ožujka održat će i edukaciju "Kako uče djeca s Down sindromom".