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When Going To The Movies Is An Act of Defiance – Taking Back Our Joy
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When Going To The Movies Is An Act of Defiance – Taking Back Our Joy

By Stephanie
On January 4, 2017January 4, 2017

Why would you plan an event to honor Ethan at a movie theater of all places? It’s a valid question. Since Ethan’s death, movie theaters have become traumascapes – places that trigger anxiety and depression – for many people, myself included.

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Announcing! The Ethan Saylor Memorial Film Festival
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Announcing! The Ethan Saylor Memorial Film Festival

By Stephanie
On October 25, 2016October 25, 2016

We are excited to announce that The Road We’ve Shared and The International Down Syndrome Coalition (IDSC) are hosting the first annual Ethan Saylor Memorial Film Festival!

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Ethan’s Law Saturday – Interview with Edward Rhodes
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Ethan’s Law Saturday – Interview with Edward Rhodes

By Stephanie
On October 8, 2016October 8, 2016

Our Saturday blogs this month will be devoted to documentary film about Ethan Saylor  – Ethan’s Law. For today we literally went to the source and asked the director Edward Rhodes a few questions.

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##JusticeForEthan#documentary#Edward Rhodes#Ethan Saylor#Ethan's Law
Choose Advocacy & GiveAway!
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Choose Advocacy & GiveAway!

By Stephanie
On March 13, 2016March 13, 2016

When bad things happen to good people, we have two choices. 1) Get angry, condemn the perpetrator and move on. 2) Take a hard look at the systemic problems that allowed the perpetrator to get away with it in the first place…

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##JusticeForEthan#NDSS#NIH#racial disparities

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