In this powerful and inspiring episode, we sit down with an incredible panel of self advocates who are currently in college.

They share their experiences navigating campus life, building independence, overcoming challenges, and pursuing their dreams. From first-day nerves to favorite classes, this conversation highlights what inclusion truly looks like in action.

College is about growth, confidence, and opportunity — and our panel reminds us that students with Down syndrome belong in every space where dreams are built.

💙 In This Episode, We Discuss:

• Why they chose to attend college
• What independence means to them
• The importance of campus inclusion
• Challenges they’ve faced and how they overcame them
• Their career goals and dreams for the future
• What World Down Syndrome Day means to them

🧦 World Down Syndrome Day – March 21

Don’t forget to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing your silly socks!

Silly socks help spark conversations about inclusion and raise awareness that individuals with Down syndrome have three copies of the 21st chromosome.

📸 Take a photo in your silly socks and tag DSACO!! Learn more and get involved at: dsaco.org/wdsd

🌟 About DSACO

The Down Syndrome Association of Central Oklahoma exists to support, educate, and advocate alongside individuals with Down syndrome and their families — empowering them to live full and meaningful lives.