Black children with Down syndrome have been invisible for too long. It’s time to change that.
We’re proud to announce Reflecting Radiance, a groundbreaking photography exhibition that celebrates the beauty, strength and joy of Black children with Down syndrome.
Captured through the lens of world-renowned photographer Misan Harriman this exhibition challenges stereotypes, reclaims visibility, and affirms that representation matters.
Join us for this powerful moment in history as we launch The Black Child Down Syndrome Project (BCDS) and honour World Down Syndrome Day.
Be part of the movement. Let’s rewrite the narrative – together.
History is being made! To mark the powerful intersection of Black History Month and World Down Syndrome Awareness Month, BCDS are set to do a 10-minute takeover of the Piccadilly Lights on Monday, 6th October at 5 p.m. sharp!.
This is an incredible moment for BCDS, ensuring further visibility and active representation of this marginalised group.
Earlier this year, BCDS debuted with Reflecting Radiance, a powerful photography exhibition by world-renowned photographer Misan Harriman, celebrating Black children with Down syndrome.
Now these images will illuminate one of the world’s most iconic stages, affirming that these children are valued, celebrated and that their potential knows no bounds.
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