T21RS Science & Society Symposium 2015
On Sunday 7th of June 2015, the first T21RS Science & Society Symposium took place at the Brain & Spine Institute ICM of the Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital in the heart of Paris.
Programme
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10:00 - Welcome
Peter Paul De Deyn (chairman T21RS Committee for Science & Society) -
10:05 - Introduction to Trisomy 21 Research Society
Alain D. Dekker (committee member, treasurer-elect)
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10:30 - Association introduction round
Brief introductions to the key aims, perspectives and intiatives of 13 associations/foundations:
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Alzheimer's Association ISTAART Professional Interest Area (PIA): DS-AD (USA, international)
represented by: Cindy Lemere -
LuMind RDS Foundation (USA)
represented by: Michael Harpold -
The Matthew Foundation (USA)
represented by: John Blascovich and Maddalena Adorno -
Global Down Syndrome Foundation (USA)
represented by: Michelle Sie Whitten -
Fondation Jérome Lejeune (France)
represented by: Thierry de la Villejegu -
Trisomie 21 France (France)
represented by: Cécile Dupas -
Down Syndrome International (UK, international)
represented by: Andrew Boys -
Down España (Spain) & European Down Syndrome Association (Europe)
represented by: Manuel Velázquez López -
Fondation AMIPI-Bernard Vendre (France)
represented by: Remi Cornubert, Marie-Laure Blandin -
Catalan Down Syndrome Foundation (Catalonia, Spain)
represented by: Sebastián Videla -
Association Française pour la Recherche sur la Trisomie 21 (France)
represented by: Agnes Duguet -
Hungarian Down Association (Hungary)
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11:30 - Introduction to the T21RS Committee for Science & Society
Peter Paul De Deyn
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11:50 - The Dementia Table Initiative: sharing & improving knowledge about ageing and dementia in people with intellectual disabilities – How to involve relatives and caregivers?
Sandra Overbeek and Charlotte Thoolen, The Netherlands
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12:00 - General discussion about science & society
Discussion leader: Peter Paul De Deyn
