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March is a time to raise awareness about developmental disabilities, celebrate the achievements of individuals with these disabilities, and advocate for their inclusion, independence and acceptance.
This month’s national recognition was established in 1987 by President Ronald Reagan to highlight the importance of understanding and supporting people with developmental disabilities.
Together, we will share stories about people with developmental disabilities, their caregivers and the dedicated organizations providing their services and supports to help them achieve their full potential.
Let’s break down barriers, and keep push to create a world where everyone is valued and has equal opportunities to thrive. A world where disability contributes to the rich diversity that makes our communities a more beautiful place.
Developmental disabilities are lifelong disabilities that can affect learning, movement, communication, and daily life—but disability isn’t a barrier: misconceptions, stereotypes, and limiting beliefs are.
Today, we kick off #DDAwarnessMonth25 with a blog post by The Arc of The United States on “Shattering Stigmas & Obstacles.”