Global Down Syndrome

Fall 2014

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FEATURES MORE ELECTION 2014: Get Out to Vote? Not if You're Differently-Abled Voting rights don't always extend to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. How does your state stack up? 18 THE FUTURE OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE At the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome, groundbreaking research could help adults with Down syndrome and typical adults alike. 8 28 RAYMOND HU: THE ART OF ACTIVISM Weaving Eastern methods into Western art, this self- advocate and San Francisco artist hopes to draw attention to the plight of endangered species. REP. PETE SESSIONS: AN ADVOCATE ON CAPITOL HILL An advocate for the differently-abled on Capitol Hill, Representative Pete Sessions owes his life's work to one person: his son Alex. 6 14 ORAL MOTOR THERAPY: DOES IT WORK? We present two experts with differing views. A STAR ON HER OWN Global Ambassador DeOndra Dixon opens up about her advocacy and life with big brother Jamie Foxx. 20 NIH DOWN SYNDROME REGISTRY 6 DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL FLORIDA; CONGRESSIONAL DOWN SYNDROME CAUCUS 7 PATRICIA C. WINDERS Q&A 12 GLOBAL AMBASSADOR STEVEN DULCIE 27 AUTHOR OF BLOOM, KELLE HAMPTON 30 "I LOVE BEING AROUND MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS." Photo of DeOndra Dixon by Karen Rubin Photography "Tree Frog" by Raymond Hu Ink and watercolor on rice paper, 13.5"x18", 2014 Photo: Lampo Leong FALL2014 DOWN SYNDROME WORLD 2

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