"With us, not in our place!" People with Down syndrome learn, communicate, and express an opinion

People with Down syndrome, and not only, are at the center of communication processes. High comprehensibility as a tool for knowledge and participation, as well as a means for inclusion and self-determination of people with cognitive disabilities. Autonomy education, civil rights, sexuality, vocational training, and much more, told through experiences, publications, and collaborations of AIPD with the world of publishing, cinema, and new technologies.