Here on The Road, we’re super proud of Sean and his mom Sandra! They’ve been involved in some of our community projects and we’re grateful for their participation. To show some love, and help you get to know them a little…
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As a parent, I had one reaction to #BornThisWay. When I take that hat off (rarely happens) and put on my Road We’ve Shared hat, I have another reaction. The only concern I have, as a self-appointed voice of a bigger community,…
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Written from a sibling’s perspective Shut Away gives a glimpse into institutional life. “How many brothers and sisters do you have?” It was one of the first questions kids asked each other when Catherine McKercher was a child. She never knew how…
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Part of being a parent is learning what you need to know in order to support your children. When something like Down syndrome is involved there’s much more to learn. Access to information can be very different from family to family based…
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What’s Sean McElwee been up to since Born This Way? Catch up with him and some of the other cast members on The Sean Show!
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This post is part of our A to Z Blogging Challenge 2021 with the theme Down syndrome in the media.
read more<!doctype html> Storyclub Join! Research Corner Knowledge is power. Learn Ethan Saylor Ethan Saylor’s legacy. More Story Club Come read with us! The Story Club at The Road We’ve Shared allows parents and…
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John Tucker is a rapper and an Emmy Award winning actor. Watch his music video on YouTube.
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2017 A to Z Challenge DOWNs Town Mall & Employment ALL ABOUT COMMUNITY – DOWNS TOWN MALL – SUPPORTING BUSINESS AS USUAL BERNADETTE RESHA INCLUDED IN DOWNRIGHTART EXHIBIT CARDS THAT INSPIRE 2 ASPIRE BY TODD EISINGER DAKOTA’S PRIDE – DOCUMENTARIES THAT…
read moreThe Road We’ve Shared is determined to raise awareness and help find solutions for the racial health and life expectancy disparities within the Down syndrome community. #CountUsIn #UnequalAwareness #DsandRace What we know: A study reported by the CDC, using death records from 1968-1997,…
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